PICTURES: Henley Arts Trail 2018 – the Wokingham Borough venues
With the hottest May Day holiday weekend on record since it was introduced in 1978, if anything it was verging on too warm, as thousands of us visited the various...
Read moreDetailsWith the hottest May Day holiday weekend on record since it was introduced in 1978, if anything it was verging on too warm, as thousands of us visited the various...
Read moreDetailsNot an original painting from me this week, but a very special, extremely rare engraving from the turn of the last century. The original painting, “The Guard Room”, is held...
Read moreDetailsAs the best day of the musical calendar approaches, we’re taking a look through the brilliant line-up at this year’s Are You Listening Festival to recommend our favourite musicians on...
Read moreDetailsMove Over Mrs Markham, The Mill at Sonning Until June 2 IN THE days of cheap hotels and Air BnBs, the idea of borrowing a friend’s flat for some –...
Read moreDetailsThis week we are pleased to showcase another fine local artist whose talent is rightly gaining him deserved recognition not just locally but across the continent. In what is set...
Read moreDetailsA LUNCHTIME concert will see two pianists team up for an enchanting programme of music. St Eligius Church in Arborfield is the venue for the performance, which will be given...
Read moreDetailsMorgan and West: More Magic For Kids South Street arts centre, Reading Thursday, February 15 ALL AROUND me where the sounds of laughter, squeals of delight and the sound...
Read moreDetailsMILLIONS of TV fans know him as Boycie, but actor John Challis is much, much more than that. And for one night only, you’ll have a chance to hear his...
Read moreDetailsFrom Ibiza to the Norfolk Broads South Hill Park Sunday, January 28 A cosy night in watching the BBC’s Call the Midwife would probably have been an alternative evening for...
Read moreDetailsPLANS are being made for this year’s Woodley Festival of Music and Arts, which runs in March. This is the 48th year that the annual event has been held and...
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