My Wokingham Newspaper March 2024

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NO.10 MARCH

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CELEBRATING THE BOROUGH OF WOKINGHAM

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Redan’s refurb from retro to refit

The owner with his team

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fter two and a half weeks of refurbishment The Redan is open for your pleasure. It has been no mean feat from bespoke designed wallpaper and new floors to an entire toilet demolition and rebuild we have no idea how this was made possible. The pub has gone from retro to chic.

The new updated and quite frankly boujie Redan is concentrating of the finer things in life. A cocktail bar since 2006 The Redan is expanding its already substantial Champagne range to include Perrier Jouet as pouring, and by the glass it’s a very reasonable £10, along with classic fizz in LP Rose, Tattinger,

Moet and for the more distinguished Champagne connoisseur Bella Epoch. The cocktails were flowing and with the reopening on Wednesday 6th March when the bar was truly christened. All were impressed and delighted with the interior design and the exterior revamped garden, or should

we say parking area, with fresh green Astro turf and the signature 14 heated benches that all the regular customers to The Redan know and love. So come on down, experience the revolution in this slightly more mature and refined version of Wokingham’s favourite bar.

Antique market showcases vintage finds

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rowds braved the showers on Sunday looking for a bargain at the Wokingham Antique and Vintage Street Market. Centred around Market Place in the shadow of the town hall, the event showcased items from a bygone era. Workshop 74 showcased unusual lighting with bespoke creations repurposed and upcycled from vintage meters. There were flat caps available and leather bags, as well as an eclectic array of mirrors and ceramics, paintings and garden ornaments. The event was organised by ACVR Events, bringing dealers and enthusiasts together in historic towns to showcase their unique and interesting items. The market will be back in Wokingham on Sunday 2nd June.


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Another Royal blow by Ollie Cater

1min
page 39

Ladies on top of the league by Chris Cook

2min
page 39

Reading falls short against Wycombe Wanderers

4min
page 38

Hitting a plateau in endurance sport

2min
page 37

Ultimate Activity Puzzle Book

3min
pages 36-37

Café could close as building goes under offer

1min
page 34

Healing from past hurt and getting ready to date again without a dating app

2min
page 34

Making a positive impact in the community and for the environment

1min
page 32

Centenarian marks milestone birthday

1min
page 32

Murphy’s Law

2min
page 31

Baking: Peter Sidwell’s prune and orange hot cross buns

1min
page 30

The Bath & Gloucester Steam Express

3min
page 28

Antigua – the perfect winter escape

1min
page 28

GREENFINGERS… the Alan Titchmarsh Column

2min
page 27

Treat for mums and kids at pamper party launch

1min
page 26

From ugly duckling to beautiful Swan, pub set to return to former glory

1min
page 26

Cllr Pauline Jorgensen

4min
page 25

Cllr Mary Temperton

1min
page 25

Stephen Conway

4min
page 24

Tree planting to commemorate the Coronation of King Charles III

3min
pages 23-24

MySandhurst R

3min
page 22

It’s all aboard the Lexicon Express this Easter

1min
page 21

First Indie Indoor Market comes to Bracknell

2min
page 21

MyBracknellTown

1min
page 20

Close call for Wokingham Half Marathon but it went without a hitch

2min
pages 18-19

SUNDAY 31ST MARCH

1min
page 17

Mods and Rockers united for a night of music and fundraising

1min
pages 16-17

Klinic takes a ‘paws’ to celebrate first anniversary

1min
page 16

Winnersh home to unite with Bollywood studios

1min
page 15

Hunters – putting the community at the heart of their business

1min
page 15

Inspiring duo use ‘superpower’ to form racing team

1min
page 14

Meet the author at Wokingham Library

1min
page 14

Helping residents to vote by post at upcoming elections

8min
pages 11-13

Dancing queen Irene celebrates 105th birthday

4min
page 10

New Twyford library on course to open this spring

2min
page 9

Antique market showcases vintage finds

2min
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Redan’s refurb from retro to refit

1min
page 8

Demolition set to take a piece of Woodley’s history

2min
page 7

Skittles evening strikes the right note for WADE fundraiser

2min
page 6

Finchampstead roadworks have huge impact on business

3min
pages 5-6

Residents pack Market Place to celebrate Chinese New Year

1min
pages 3-4

Bright outlook for borough as global weather centre stays local

2min
page 2

Council Tax increase of 4.99 per cent agreed

1min
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