AN ARBORFIELD church is to hold its autumn lunchtime concert next month. St Eligius will welcome organist Christopher Dew on Thursday, November 7. Starting at 12.30pm, his programme will include...
Read moreDetailsBRIGHT eyes and broad smiles were on the youngest of readers, thanks to a hugely successful celebration of reading. Wokingham Town Hall and Wokingham Library were the venues for two...
Read moreDetailsReading Refugee Support Group is to celebrate their 25th anniversary with a concert in Reading Concert Hall next month. The event is taking place on Monday, November 4 from 7pm...
Read moreDetailsA Wokingham business has welcomed another artist to its ongoing creative project involving delivery vans. Courier and delivery group Flight Logistics- who launched its Art on Wheels initiative, comprising street...
Read moreDetailsWokingham-based vinyl record store need you to help them win record shop of the year.
Read moreDetailsThey met at university, taught science at the same school, fooled Penn & Teller and now they're bringing a brand-new show to Norden Farm this half-term - packed not with...
Read moreDetailsThe Rotary Club of Reading Maiden Erlegh is organising a charity art fair this weekend in aid of the Thames Valley Air Ambulance and other Rotary supported charities. Organisers promise...
Read moreDetailsA CAMPAIGN to create a new arts centre for the greater Reading area has reached a new milestone today. Matt Rodda, the MP for Reading East, which includes parts of...
Read moreDetailsHE’S the man with 52 namesakes and knows that modern life is, well, goodish. He’s also a dab hand with technology and, more than anything else, he enjoys taking the...
Read moreDetailsEveryone has experienced shame. But John Robins has turned it into an artform
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