The Comet is Coming (back): Down at the Abbey festival returns after hiatus
Following last year's hiatus, Down at the Abbey is returning in September with headliners The Comet is Coming and more to be announced
Read moreDetailsFollowing last year's hiatus, Down at the Abbey is returning in September with headliners The Comet is Coming and more to be announced
Read moreDetailsLocals raised a toast to their village pub when it reopened after a seven-month closure
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM is to gain a new wood, as the borough looks to remember those who died with covid since the start of the pandemic
Read moreDetailsThe Sebastian's Action Trust are holding a Fire Walk to raise funds and they are looking for people who can stand the heat.
Read moreDetailsWell-loved Wokingham teacher Graham Dyer remembered
Read moreDetailsEBOS: all female cabaret show, Woman Up, punches high
Read moreDetailsThe Water Resources Management Plan, which will lay out the company's for the next 50 years, closes for public consultation on Tuesday, March 21
Read moreDetailsA BINFIELD man is one of two people jailed for a spate of keyless car thefts across the region.
Read moreDetailsA GANG of armed robbers stormed into a Wokingham home earlier this week, holding a pensioner hostage until she revealed where the safe was
Read moreDetailsA UK tour by one of the biggest names in British soul is to open in Reading this October, as Beverley Knight comes to The Hexagon.
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