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Wokingham Loves Music top 10 as seen in Wokingham.Today of October 15, 2020.
Read moreDetailsWokingham Loves Music top 10 as seen in Wokingham.Today of October 15, 2020.
Read moreDetailsArts groups across the Thames Valley are benefiting from a £257 million share of a Government grant.
Read moreDetailsAt last weekend's Henley Autumn Arts Trail, visitors saw how artists are continuing to produce fabulous work during the pandemic.
Read moreDetailsEmma Major, from Earley, is celebrating the launch of her new book called Little Guy: A Journey Of Hope.
Read moreDetailsAfter nine months in lockdown, theatre is returning to The Mill at Sonning, in its newly christened auditorium.
Read moreDetailsBezerk Productions, based in Reading, has been selected to participate in next year's National Theatre project.
Read moreDetailsLive theatre is returning to Reading this month with Reading Arts' SITELINES strand.
Read moreDetailsPeople are coming together with one plea: save Henley's theatre, The Kenton. It needs to raise £35,000.
Read moreDetailsTHE NATIONAL Theatre is looking for talented playwrights across the UK for its New Views competition. In partnership with Audible, the Theatre will be working with a young writer to...
Read moreDetailsARTS groups across the Thames Valley are among 1,300 different organisations benefitting from a £257 million share of a Government grant. The first recipients of the Culture Recovery Fund include...
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