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Man 'dragged' from car and beaten
A man is in a serious condition in hospital after being dragged from a car and attacked by 12 men in Slough.
FA Legends beat Army in fundraiser
An FA Legends side beat a British Army team 4-2 at Reading's Madejski Stadium in a game to raise money for two military charities.
Councillor's chauffeur outfit prank
A councillor attends a meeting where Thames Valley's police and crime commissioner's use of a driver is discussed - dressed as a chauffeur.
New bike routes 'to protect birds'
New mountain bike trails are opened in a Berkshire forest in a bid to help protect wildlife.
New wetland nature reserve opens
A new wetland nature reserve by the River Kennet in Reading is officially opened.
Christmas 'experience' to move sites
A Christmas-themed attraction could be set up near the site of a bog in Berkshire after people complained about previous plans.
Is European festival fever a threat?
Mud and mayhem or sun and sangria?
First game for new Quidditch team
Harry Potter players chase the snitch
West Ham 4-2 Reading
West Ham captain Kevin Nolan scores a hat-trick as Reading bid farewell to the Premier League with defeat.
FA legends play Army charity game
Roy Hodgson's Football Legends team take on Army players at the Madejski Stadium to raise money for two military charities.
Scotland's Ansbro forced to retire
Scotland and London Irish centre Joe Ansbro is forced to retire from rugby following the neck break he suffered last summer.
VIDEO: Political week in 60 seconds
Sunday Politics South looks back at the week's political headlines in 60 seconds.
VIDEO: A mouth 'at the speed of thought'
As Samuel Beckett's short play Not I returns to the Royal Court for the first time in 40 years, actress Lisa Dwan explains how she performs one of theatre's most challenging roles at record speed.
VIDEO: Quidditch club plays its first match
Harry Potter fans dodged "bludgers" and "chased the snitch" as Hampshire's only Quidditch club played its first match on Saturday against Reading University.
VIDEO: Road unlocks hospital development
A road being built ahead of a £300m redevelopment of Broadmoor Hospital is also hoped to unlock part of the land for housing.
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Joel Park Residents Association AGM
Dog n Duck Public House, Matthewsgreen Road, Emmbrook, WOKINGHAM, BERKSHIRE, RG41 1JT
21 May 2013 20:00
FREE
Join the Joel Park Residents for a lively review of their year with Guest Speakers Councillors Alastair Corrie and Keith Baker to discuss proposed transport improvements and Wokingham's Regeneration Refreshments will be served
Fiddler on the Roof
Wilde Theatre, South Hill Park, Bracknell
21 May 2013 7:30pm
£11-£16
Tues £11, Wed-Thur £15 (£14), Fri-Sat evening £16, Sat mat £13 (£12) In the Russian village of Anatevka, Tevye the milkman and his wife Golde are struggling to bring up their family of five girls in the traditional Jewish way. But this is 1905 and times are changing. While the Tsar is stirring up anti-Jewish sentiment, Bolsheviks are plotting his own downfall. Back at home, Tevye’s strong-willed daughters would rather choose their own husbands – however ‘unsuitable’ – than have marriages arranged by the local matchmaker. This much loved show dramatically portrays life, laughter and love in the most difficult of times and features beautiful music with famous songs such as Matchmaker Matchmaker, If I Were a Rich Man and Sunrise Sunset. Group concessions of £1 per ticket for bookings of 10 or more tickets for the same performance
Maidenhead Tweetup
The Bear, 8-10 High Street, SL6 1QJ
23 May 2013 1930
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Are you on Twitter / Facebook / Google+? Are you a social networker? Are you a local resident to Maidenhead? If you answered yes to any of the above questions then come along to our third Maidenhead Tweetup! For those of you who have never experienced a tweetup it is an event where people who Twitter come together to meet in person. Normally we connect with our friends online after we have met them. At a tweetup you meet the people you might only otherwise know virtually. Like finally putting a name to a face, a tweetup is a great opportunity to really connect with the people in your network and share just a little more than 140 characters at a time. Feel free to bring a friend but they need to register too as places are limited. There is no charge for attending and no drinks or refreshments will be provided, but there are plenty available at the bar! This is an event for over 18's only. If you are on Twitter - don't forget to share the news with others - before, during and after! Visit www.maidenheadbridgerotary.org.uk for more information or contact Lisa by email info@maidenheadbridgerotary.org.uk or on 07876 341334
Blood Donor Session
Youth & Community Windsor
23 May 2013 12:45-15:30 & 17:00-19:30
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New & Regular Donors are need to attend the Blood Donor Session at the Youth & Community Centre, Alma Road, Windsor. SL4 3HD. Session times: 12:45-15:30 & 17:00-19:30. Please call 0300 123 23 23 or log onto www.blood.co.uk to enrol and to book your appointment. Please remember to keep your appointment or cancel if not required.
Father Of The Bride
The Mill Theatre at Sonning
23 May 2013 to 21 July 2013 18.00
Various
23rd May - 21st July This delightful and hilarious rendition of preparing for martial bliss has been filmed twice, most recently with STEVE MARTIN & DIANE KEATON. A comedic gem that pulls on the old heart strings. A must-see show show! Don't miss it!! Call our Box office on 01189 698000 or visit www.millatsonning.com for tickets and further information.
Baby & Children's Market WOODLEY
Bulmershe Leisure Centre, Woodlands Ave, Woodley, RG5 3EU
25 May 2013 2pm - 4pm
£1 per adult, kids free
Join us for a great afternoon out of bargains galore at the WOODLEY Baby & Children's Market. 38 stalls selling lots of toys, books, clothes, walkers, high chairs, buggies, push chairs, car seats, bumbos, stair gates, nursery furniture, maternity wear and SO MUCH MORE! Plus free entertainment for the kids from Hartbeeps! Plenty of free parking and lots of space to navigate with pushchairs and buggies! GREAT BRANDS SELLING AT BARGAIN PRICES! £1 entry per adult, kids free