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Church outlinees its hopes for 2010 Comment Bubble

Published: Sun, 7th Sep 4:00PM

A SERVICE was set to be held earlier today as a bishop launched a church’s future vision.

The Right Reverend Stephen Cotterall, Bishop of Reading was due to hold the service at All Saints Church, Wiltshire Road, Wokingham, this morning at 9.30am.

Not free from food awards Comment Bubble

Published: Sun, 7th Sep 12:00PM

A NUTRITION adviser can claim to be the country’s top gluten-free chef after winning a competition organised by charity Coeliac UK.

All set for a fab week of fashion Comment Bubble

Published: Sun, 7th Sep 12:00PM

THERE will be show-stopping turns on the catwalk during a celebration of fashion.

Do the art walk around town Comment Bubble

Published: Sun, 7th Sep 8:00AM

GYM-FEARING folk have relished the chance to get fit in a friendly environment strictly off-limits to mirrors and men.

Fighting talk from the stunning new Bond girl Comment Bubble

Published: Sun, 7th Sep 8:00AM

THE UK’s most stunning outdoor spectacular is set to return with a bang in a thrilling firework display and magical Son et Lumiere performance.

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Bushell may ring the changes Comment Bubble

Published: Fri, 5th Sep 2:00PM

WOKINGHAM skipper Martin Bushell says he is more concerned about giving some of his side’s youngsters a chance in Saturday’s final game of the season than he is with finishing second in the league.

Bushell’s men fell to a heavy eight-wicket defeat at Thame Town last weekend allowing Finchampstead to move just eight points behind them in the table.

Meet Reading's own `Usain Bolt' Comment Bubble

Published: Fri, 5th Sep 1:00PM

LIAM Rosenior has hailed Jimmy Kebe as the Usain Bolt of English football.

Taylor eyes second spot Comment Bubble

Published: Fri, 5th Sep 10:00AM

FINCHAMPSTEAD skipper Sam Taylor admits it would be an extra special feeling if his side manages to leapfrog above rivals Wokingham on the final day of the Home Counties League season.