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- Sep 30, 2026
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Student spends two weeks learning the ropes at The Reading Chronicle (opens the original)
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For two weeks this September, I stepped into the shoes of a journalist at The Reading Chronicle. As a student passionate about the industry, I arrived curious, optimistic and grateful for the chance to learn. I left with new skills, meaningful advice and a deep appreciation for the work of local journalists. On my first day of work experience, I read through the latest print editions, absorbing the paper’s writing style and noting potential follow-ups. With each page, I learnt more about my loca
Wokingham mum lands leading TV role after applying to be an extra (opens the original)
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From local acting classes and a viral kitten rescue, to television, film and voicework, Charlotte Drablow shares her unconventional journey into professional acting. Charlotte Drablow, 28, grew up in Wokingham and only saw acting as a hobby until a recent breakthrough in her career. “I fell into it by accident. My partner and I rescued some kittens years ago - it was on the news and went viral,” she said. The story led to a guest invitation onto BBC Radio Berkshire, where her personality secured
Wildlife mural transforms Crowthorne play area as redevelopment begins (opens the original)
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A bold new wildlife mural has transformed a play area in Crowthorne. The artwork has been created as part of Crowthorne Parish Council’s redevelopment of the Morgan Recreation Ground. Work began on Thursday, September 3, under professional artist 7th Pencil and finished on Friday, September 11. Melanie Saggs 37, from Leamington Spa said: “The inspiration is Crowthorne’s wildlife and biodiversity. We picked from a list of local animals and insects, including the green-eyed bee and the pantaloon b
BAM Productions delivers energetic show at South Hill Park (opens the original)
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Glitch-style digital projections, punchy musical numbers and sharply executed choreography set the tone for BAM Productions’ staging of Be More Chill at South Hill Park. Across its September 3-6 run, the amateur production brought clear focus and character to the Studio Theatre. Be More Chill is a sci-fi musical about the pull of popularity and the pitfalls of technology, with music and lyrics by Joe Iconis. It follows Jeremy Greere, a high-school outcast who longs for acceptance and the attenti
Money exchange shop opens in Bracknell (opens the original)
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A travel money shop has opened in Bracknell town centre. Eurochange’s bureau de change is now open in Princess Square at The Lexicon, giving Bracknell shoppers easier access to foreign currency services. Charles Stewart, Managing Director at eurochange, said: "We're excited to open our new branch at The Lexicon, making it easier for people in Bracknell to get their travel money while they're already out and about. Council increases price of parking in Bracknell car parks - what you need to know
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