Level 42 announce live Reading date for October 2018
EIGHTIES heartthrobs Level 42 have announced a huge 2018 tour - which includes a stop in Reading. The Lessons in Love hit-makers will embark on the 19-date Eternity Tour in...
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Crowthorne & Sandhurst Art Society show off their masterpieces this weekend
ART lovers in Crowthorne will see their masterpieces go on show at an exhibition this weekend. The Crowthorne & Sandhurst Art Society will hold their annual exhibition at St Sebastian’s...
Read moreDetailsPREVIEW: We’re off to see the Wizard with EBOS
IT’S time to click your heels, grab your little dog and discover there’s no place like home as the Wizard of Oz lands at South Hill Park next month. East...
Read moreDetailsREVIEW: Bravo for Blackadder at South Hill Park
A CHANCE to see a classic British comedy in a completely new way is on offer to audiences at South Hill Park this week. The classic BBC series Blackadder, starring...
Read moreDetailsChampagne launch for Wokingham art gallery
ART lovers flocked to the opening of a new gallery at Holme Grange Craft Village last week. AntiqArt, which buys and sells paintings, prints, ceramics and ornaments of all genres...
Read moreDetailsCommunity art celebration in Shinfield and Spencers Wood
AN arts and craft festival spanning two villages will take place later this month. Shinfield Parish Community’s Arts and Craft Festival will take place at Shinfield Parish Hall and Spencers...
Read moreDetailsPREVIEW: Blackadder is coming to South Hill Park
AN ADAPTATION of one of British comedy’s best-loved television series will be coming to the stage at South Hill Park next week. Blackadder, the historically-themed 1980s show starring Rowan Atkinson,...
Read moreDetailsNew art shop opens at Holme Grange Craft Village
A NEW shop dedicated to buying and selling works of art has opened in Wokingham. Jeremy Edwards, who owns Antiq Art at Holme Grange Craft Village, started trading art as...
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THE BUNTING is up, the cakes are being baked, and the cups of tea are being prepared for this year’s Henley Literary Festival, which kicks off on today (Monday). Featuring...
Read moreDetailsINTERVIEW: Stepping out of the Shadows
A MUSICAL duo from Lower Earley are putting the finishing touches on their debut album after wowing crowds at festivals this summer. Singer-songwriters Raji Kulatilake and Helen Cuthbertson, otherwise known...
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