READING’S famous beer, bulbs and biscuits has been refreshed for the 21st century thanks to a new town centre venue. The former Argos store in the Broad Street Mall has...
Read moreDetailsGo Cinemas, a Wokingham-based outdoor cinema company, is hosting open air cinema showings between Friday, August 13, and Saturday, August 28.
Read moreDetailsLOCKDOWN has enabled creativity to flow and this can be seen in our Top 10 this week. Our Wokingam Loves Music playlist features Kyros, who have used the past 18...
Read moreDetailsRAY COONEY’S farces are brilliantly written, if you change a line, it might mean the same thing but it doesn’t work. Actor and former Blue Peter presenter Mark Curry is...
Read moreDetailsA BREWERY is set to host a refreshing music festival next week, thanks to Heavy Pop. The Reading-based gig promoter has teamed up with Siren Craft Brew for an afternoon...
Read moreDetailsThe winner of Wokingham.Today's Marvellous Tribute Festival ticket competition had a - you guessed it - marvellous time.
Read moreDetailsROCK artists are tuning their guitars for a special concert at Camberley Theatre this autumn. This two-hour tribute show, Rock n Roll Paradise, will bring to life the music of...
Read moreDetailsA CELEBRATION of Neil Diamond will be presented at Reading’s The Hexagon this autumn. Hello Again will take people on a musical journey through his glittering 50-year career. The setlist...
Read moreDetailsThe Arts Society Wokingham has continued its support for young people in the borough by presenting a £250 grant to local charity First Days. The grant is for arts and...
Read moreDetailsA CHRISTMAS story is jumping from page to stage as it heads to Maidenhead this winter. Kipper’s Snow Day will be making its way to Norden Farm this Christmas for...
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