Wednesday 20th of November has been set as the date for the next Quiz night at the Great Shefford pub. The entry cost will be £2 per player and there is a maximum of 6 players per team. There will be 1st and 2nd place prizes and a kitty rollover if the winner does not …
Hungerford moved out of the relegation zone, won their third away match in four and kept a second clean sheet in three games. It was a well deserved win which puts confidence back into the squad ahead of two crunch home games coming up over the next two weeks. Ian Herring made two changes to …
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A Neighbourhood Watch Meeting is being held on Monday 25 November 2019 at 7.30 pm in West Berkshire Council Offices, Market Street, Newbury. Anybody living in West Berkshire will be welcome to attend. There will be a talk by Mark Godsland who is the Thames Valley Police Cyber Protect Officer on Fraud and Cyber Crime. Representatives …
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The Five Bells in Wickham will be re-opening under new management on Thursday November 21. The kitchen will be open the following day. The pub is a traditional, 17th century, free house surrounded by the beautiful, Berkshire countryside, just five minutes off the M4. More details can be found on their holding website www.fivebellswickham.co.uk
The Annual Ploughing Match at Fisher’s Farm , Shefford Woodlands, RG17 7BP, scheduled for Saturday October 19, has now been postponed. Due to adverse weather conditions, it has reluctantly been decided to postpone the event until Spring 2020.
The date for the annual Harvest Supper has been confirmed as Friday, October 11 at the Great Shefford Village Hall, starting at 7.30pm. Everybody is invited though numbers have to be restricted by the available space. The four course meal is home made and includes pate, pork casserole, a variety of puddings and cheese and …
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Paul Gray, who managed the Gunby Hall gardens for the National Trust for thirty years, was a welcome guest on Face2Face on September 12. Paul recounted his journey from 19 year old garden boy to garden head, achieved within a two year period. This involved studying hard to pass the RHS exams and having …
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It was a disappointing afternoon at Bulpit Lane as Hungerford couldn’t take advantage of results elsewhere to move out the relegation zone. Ian Herring gave debuts to new signings Taofiq Olomowewe and Yan Klukowski. Reading loanee Akinwale Odimayo made his home debut whilst Zidan Akers came in from the start. Matt Berry-Hargreaves replaced Marcus Johnson-Schuster …
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Emma Loveheart has been a contributor to 4 Legs Radio on a number of occasions, most notably fronting a show with Pat Heslop, in which Pat asked Emma about her special psychic powers. Emma has a spiritual ability which gives her the tools to detect and connect with spirits and unexplained phenomena. She has used …
Charles Eve visited the 4 Legs studio on August 31 to talk about his twin interests in wine and music. Having worked in the wine trade for nearly 40 years, Charles can draw upon wide experience in selection, marketing, bottling and senior management roles for Peter Dominic. Additionally Charles was Director of Chateau Loudenne in …