KEANU REEVES showed us what the future could be like in the classic film trilogy The Matrix: mankind unknowingly enslaved by machines. But where does it start? That’s the premise...
Read moreDetailsJames Bond actor's stage play leaves us shaken...but does it also leave us stirred? Stars (out of 5)– 4 One-sentence review– Does justice to carers by proving that they handle crises...
Read moreDetailsNEXT Saturday, a Woodley-based choir is hosting a special evening of music in Henley to help mark its 40th anniversary. The Thames Valley Chorus will be teaming up with special...
Read moreDetailsTWO CHOIRS are teaming up next Saturday night to help Save The Children celebrate its centenary. The Arborfield Military Wives Choir and The Barberettes will perform at an evening of...
Read moreDetailsTHE long-running BBC religious programme Songs of Praise is preparing to come to Reading – and its special guest star will be Rick Astley. In 2016, the pop star, famous...
Read moreDetailsOne of the countrys best-ever goalkeepers, Neville Southall, has praised Wokingham Music Club following a gig featuring The Christians
Read moreDetailsRenowned comic Andy Parsons will be coming to Bracknell this month. He is due to perform his new show, Healing the Nation, at South Hill Park on Thursday, September 26.
Read moreDetailsThe Classic Thriller Theatre Company is preparing to take its latest show to the West End, but before it does so, it’s taking it to the Theatre Royal Windsor
Read moreDetailsBingo players in Twyford are devastated as the community club may soon close down
Read moreDetailsSpider-man, The X-Men, Captain America and the Fantastic Four are now available on ereaders for Wokingham Borough Libraries users
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