Why Wokingham singer-songwriter Bradley’s happy to hit Rock Bottom
Bradley Watmore, a 28-year-old singer-songwriter, from Wokingham will release his debut single Rock Bottom tomorrow.
Read moreDetailsBradley Watmore, a 28-year-old singer-songwriter, from Wokingham will release his debut single Rock Bottom tomorrow.
Read moreDetailsThe performance will be shown on the National Theatre’s YouTube channel tonight at 7pm. It will also be available on demand for seven days after.
Read moreDetailsRECORDS will be spinning again at a Maidenhead arts centre, as it plans its first live online event. The Vinyl Frontier is a popular monthly celebration of music, usually held...
Read moreDetailsNORMALLY, when you buy a ticket for a concert, you know what the programme will be and when it’s taking place. But a local orchestra is launching a leap of...
Read moreDetailsTurning the new symbol of thanks into a runway-ready accessory, a local lady is raising money for the NHS with her rainbow earrings.
Read moreDetailsThe FiLF will be bringing entertainment to people's homes during lockdown with a mobile truck tour, and are asking for donations to the Wokingham Borough Community Response to Covid-19.
Read moreDetailsThe talented youngster was chosen out of more than 700 who auditioned, after an extensive audition process consisting of ballet classes, interviews, and an academic class.
Read moreDetailsNoopur Thakur uses Instagram Live to broadcast a daily interactive drawing sessions that help parents create a sense of routine in what she hopes is a fun and educational way.
Read moreDetailsA GROUP from Wokingham ventured down the rabbit hole to raise hundreds of pounds for a local charity. The total raised from this year’s Corpus Christi Parish pantomime, Alice in...
Read moreDetailsUSAGE in libraries has been booming during the coronavirus pandemic – despite them having shut their doors to the public. Many, like Wokingham borough’s, offer a range of digital services,...
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