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Woodley Vegan Market set to return this weekend
Sparkle Vegan Events has returned to Woodley for an 'essentials' vegan market this weekend.
Vegan market to continue in Woodley town centre for at least another six month
WOODLEY town centre will be bustling for a bit longer because the town’s vegan market has been extended for another ...
Woodley's first vegan market see shoppers snap up a range of meat-free treats
IT RAINED, some stalls stayed away due to coronavirus, but it still sparkled, and shoppers came out in a show ...
Berkshire's first vegan wedding fair next month for eco-conscious couples
The event — at Trunkwell House — will host a range of eco-friendly suppliers stocking dresses, wedding cakes, and stationery. ...
Wokingham’s first-ever vegan market sparkles as stalls sell out
VEGANS AND vegetarians of Wokingham were in for a treat as a brand-new market opened in the town centre. Undeterred ...
Model voted Europe’s sexiest vegetarian to open Wokingham’s first vegan market this Sunday
A SPECIAL Sunday market is coming to Wokingham this weekend – it’s a celebration of all things vegan. To celebrate ...
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