LIVE MUSIC is returning to a local arts centre thanks to modern technology. Norden Farm is looking forward to a special streamed performance from the St John’s Ensemble. The programme...
Read moreDetailsIT’S ONE of the sounds of the summer and it was meant to be a big party – this year Readipop Festival turns five. But the event, due to have...
Read moreDetailsAS A child, he enjoyed performing in school plays. When he was older he joined the Reading Film and Video Makers society. And he has also performed with amateur group...
Read moreDetailsThe comedy line-up for this year’s Henley Festival has been announced – belly laughs will be the order of the day. The drive-in alternative to the annual event will feature...
Read moreDetailsWE’RE back with another collection of diverse music for you to enjoy – it’s all compiled by Chris Hillman from White Star Records. It’s your chance to discover bands you’ve...
Read moreDetails“We won’t be reopening libraries because quarantining books is a labour intensive exercise. But now our electronic offering is huge.”
Read moreDetailsA BARGAIN is being offered to mark the return of the big screen. On Saturday, a Winnersh cinema is to reopen its doors to offer movie lovers a Covid-secure viewing...
Read moreDetailsIT’S HOT out there, and it’s hits in here. Here is our latest Top Ten of Wokingham-borough influenced music, curated by Chris Hillman from White Star Records. Each of the...
Read moreDetailsSIR IAN McKELLAN is preparing to tread the boards once again for a new production of one of the Bard’s greatest plays. Hamlet is to enter rehearsals at the Theatre...
Read moreDetailsThe comedy line-up for this year’s Henley Festival has been announced- belly laughs guaranteed! The drive-in alternative to the annual event will feature comedy sets from Dane Baptiste, Hal Cruttenden,...
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