WITH Marvel dominating Disney+, and appetites whetted by the launch of a trailer for the new Spider-man film, demand for superheroes has never been higher. And a Reading-based store is...
Read moreDetailsJames Phelan's show includes a trick where iPhones are transported into blocks of ice - how does he do it?
Read moreDetailsAN EVENING of jazz from a maestro will help raise funds for good causes across the borough.
Read moreDetailsIT’S THE final day of this year’s Wokingham Festival: which means a final chance to enjoy the bank holiday weekend mixture of good food, music and fun. Crowds have been...
Read moreDetailsTHE FINAL day of Reading Festival was another one packed with great music as crowds rocked all over the site - here's our great picture round-up
Read moreDetailsA TRIBUTE to one of Fleetwood Mac’s founder members will be paid, as Cinema Live is set to present two concert screenings next month. Performing music by the British-American rock...
Read moreDetailsA former Britain's Got Talent finalist, Nabil Abdulrashid, is bringing his stand-up to Reading and Camberley - chuckle muscles ready
Read moreDetailsA BUSY first day of Wokingham Festival saw crowds flock to Cantley Park to enjoy a day of food, music, culture and fun - but what is happening today? Here's...
Read moreDetailsExciting to have Wokingham Festival back after last year’s covid cancellation. Here's a preview of some of the bands you can hear this weekend
Read moreDetailsWho’s performing at Wokingham Festival today Wokingham Festival takes place at Cantley Park over the August Bank Holiday Weekend, and there is plenty of food, music and fun for everyone....
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