IT’S BEEN a Broadway hit twice over, but now it’s coming to Henley and is currently being cooked up in Earley. Reading Operatic Society is currently preparing for its new...
Read moreDetailsA LOCAL choir is inviting people to make a date to come and sing with them. Twyford Singers, which usually rehearses at URC hall in Church Street in the village...
Read moreDetailsFilm fanatics will be celebrating the ‘summer nights’ this weekend when Dinton Pastures Open Air Cinema shows the timeless classic, Grease. After previous screenings of Bohemian Rhapsody and The Greatest...
Read moreDetailsBACK in the day, it was the staple for school disco slow dances, and it’s still gold today. In the 1980s, Spandau Ballet were everywhere, including playing football for Melchester...
Read moreDetailsTWO groups of music lovers are teaming up to hold a special concert later this month, aimed at celebrating a popular contemporary artist
Read moreDetailsA SHOPPING centre in neighbouring Bracknell will sing to celebrate its second birthday.
Read moreDetailsTHE NEW season of the Nettlebed Folk Club gets underway from Monday with a visit from The Furrow Collective
Read moreDetailsThe ale was created just for Heritage Day on Saturday, September 14, when the town centre will be hosting a fun-filled day to celebrate eight centuries of the market
Read moreDetailsA PERFORMANCE of Woodley Theatres autumn production of The Herd will help raise funds for a good cause
Read moreDetailsBEER and sport lovers will be able to combine their two favourite interests thanks to a special event taking place in neighbouring Henley next month
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