COME rain or shine, 80s pop sensation Mari Wilson is determined to have a good time at Rewind Festival next weekend. The Neasden Queen of Soul, who had hits with...
Read moreDetailsCONCERT-goers who are hoping to grab some last-minute tickets to any of the upcoming local festivals are being urged to be aware of ticketing scams. Reading Festival Weekend and Saturday...
Read moreDetailsA POP singer who shot to fame in a reality TV show is preparing to do a quick step on the dance floor. Wokingham-born Will Young was the second celebrity...
Read moreDetailsMOTORISTS are being warned to expect heavy traffic as thousands of rock fans prepare to descend on the Thames Valley. Reading Festival takes place over the August bank holiday weekend and...
Read moreDetailsCONTEST HAS NOW CLOSED - DO NOT ENTER IT’S SOLD OUT BUT WE HAVE TICKETS! WIN A PAIR OF WEEKEND CAMPING TICKETS WORTH £426 UP FOR GRABS! Be quick -...
Read moreDetailsFILM FANS have said you’re the one we don’t want after a £33 cinema ticket went on sale. Wokingham Borough Council has announced plans for a special outdoor screening of popular...
Read moreDetailsCompany East Berkshire Operatic Society Wilde Theatre, South Hill Park Until Saturday. EVERYONE reaches that age when it seems that all of their friends are settling down, getting married and...
Read moreDetailsOPEN AIR cinema is coming to Dinton Pastures with a special screening of the popular film Grease. The 38-year-old film, complete with a popular soundtrack including Summer Nights, Greased Lightning...
Read moreDetailsPLAYING on the Main Stage at Reading Festival is a dream come true for one local band. Sundara Karma, who hail from Pangbourne, Mortimer and east Reading, played the Festival...
Read moreDetailsA WOMAN preparing to downsize and donate goods to a charity shop is now £2,800 better off, after one of the items she was preparing to giveaway became the star...
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