By PHIL CREIGHTON DEBBIE McGEE had a near purrfect score as she took part in Strictly Come Dancing’s quarter final. Together with dancing partner Giovanni Pernice, they danced an...
Read moreDetailsA PLAY adapted from a film adapted from a play is the festive offering from The Mill at Sonning this Christmas period. My Fair Lady, based on the 1964 film...
Read moreDetailsWokingham came out in force to enjoy its Winter Carnival despite the ongoing regeneration works blighting the town centre. Thousands supported the annual event on Sunday, which saw charities invite...
Read moreDetailsWokingham’s Living Advent Calendar offers a daily special event that will take place at 6pm (or 4pm at weekends) every day until December 24. At each different venue, there will...
Read moreDetailsWith Peach Street, Denmark Street and Broad Street closed to traffic for the Wokingham Winter Carnival, there will be changes to the Lion bus routes. On Sunday, November 26, Reading...
Read moreDetailsA SPECIAL secret finale is being promised for this year’s Wokingham Winter Carnival. The annual event will still be taking place in Wokingham’s town centre on Sunday, November 25, as...
Read moreDetailsA range of fun activities will take place across Wokingham town centre on Sunday, November 26 as part of the annual Winter Carnival. With the regeneration works, some of the...
Read moreDetailsBorough resident Debbie McGee is packing a suitcase for Blackpool after successfully dancing a tango in the BBC TV show Strictly Come Dancing. Along with bare chested dancing partner Giovanni...
Read moreDetailsMUSICAL virtuoso Jools Holland and his world-renowned Rhythm & Blues Orchestra will be dancing into Reading next week as part of their 2017 Autumn/Winter UK tour. Now in its 22nd...
Read moreDetailsA LOCAL Military Wives Choir is hoping to commemorate the centenary of the end of the First World War by releasing an album. Arborfield Military Wives Choir will sing alongside...
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