Fans of the BBC TV programme Antiques Roadshow have a rare opportunity to see the show being filmed next year - its makers have added Berkshire to its list of...
Read moreDetailsHe might be known as a fat, jolly fellow but last week a group of Santas proved they were also lean, mean running machines. Twelve Santas took part in a...
Read moreDetailsLord Sugar has a new adviser… and he’s a familiar face. Millions watched The Apprentice final on Sunday, December 20, and saw borough councillor Paul Swaddle offer his expert opinion to...
Read moreDetailsThe man behind Wokingham's International Street Concert performed at The Duke's Head tonight for the 22nd day of the Living Advent Calendar. Pauly Zarb, well known around the borough, sung...
Read moreDetailsTonight's performance at Wokingham's Living Advent Calendar came courtesy of Woodley Theatre. The group performed Christmas Cheer, a short 15-minute drama at the Broad Street Tavern in Broad Street. It...
Read moreDetailsIt was the greatest story ever told in possibly the greatest way ever ... Tonight's Living Advent Calendar performance in Wokingham was rather special, as it saw Wokingham Theatre present...
Read moreDetailsA festive performance from the Arborfield Military Wives Choir formed the focus for tonight's Wokingham Living Advent Calendar. The singers performed some Christmas tunes outside Maison Home in Bush Walk,...
Read moreDetailsPlatform YP Choir were the the latest local group to perform at the Wokingham Living Advent Calendar. They were behind door number 17 of the daily artistic countdown to Christmas....
Read moreDetailsAfter last night's display of morris dancing, tonight The Ship Inn hosted accordion music as Wokingham's Living Advent Calendar. The Peach Street pub welcomed the 15th day of live entertainment, which...
Read moreDetailsThe Living Advent Calendar headed to Alexandra Court tonight as Brown Bag cafe hosted the Shinfield Shamblers. The local morris dance troupe performed a selection of dances to famous Christmas...
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