A SINGER/SONGWRITER dubbed the Welsh Springsteen is planning to come to Earley next month. Martyn Joseph, who fuses jaw-dropping guitar playing with a show-stopping voice, will be bringing his latest...
Read moreDetailsBERNARD has planned a romantic weekend to the finest detail. The Cordon Bleu chef is on her way, the champagne is on ice and he’s put on his best shirt...
Read moreDetailsA STUDENT from a Wokingham school has been being highly commended for her entry to an arts competition. Shanice Milliango, from Holme Grange School, received a highly commended award for...
Read moreDetailsBy Raine Johnson Murder, Margaret and Me is a fourth wall-breaking play full of comedy and wit. The play is, in turns, emotional and funny with the focus on the...
Read moreDetailsTHE COMEDY queen of the skies Pam Ann will be landing her barbed wit in Reading as part of her 20th anniversary tour next month, and you could win tickets....
Read moreDetailsMINIONS, music and fun helped launch the new stage at Woodley on Saturday. The Town Mayor, Cllr Jenny Cheng, cut the ribbon to declare the new facilities open as part...
Read moreDetailsMUSIC lovers who want to give something back to their community could earn themselves a free ticket to this year’s Reading Festival. Oxfam is looking for friendly people to volunteer...
Read moreDetailsAN EXCLUSIVE evening with one of the country’s best-loved musicians raised nearly £20,000 for an animal charity. The Mill at Sonning dinner theatre hosted An Evening with Rick Wakeman on...
Read moreDetailsWITH less than a week to go until one of the biggest events in Twyford’s calendar, you can still get your hands on tickets for a number of TwyFest events. Kicking...
Read moreDetailsBy SUE CORCORAN A WRITER who suffered a serious head injury has discovered new hope by writing a book of 50 remarkable six word stories in less than a day. The...
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