RECORDS 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 moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM woman has beaten some of the best brains in the country to scoop a £9,000 prize. Last night, millions of viewers watched funeral celebrant Sarah-Jane Seymour take on...
Read moreDetailsGin and tonic, vegan pina colada and mocktail ice lollies to make this weekend as weather forecasts predict uninterrupted sunshine and highs of 21ºC.
Read moreDetailsIf someone offered you a robot doll, tailored to satisfy your every wish (whether emotional and sexual) and sculpted to personify your definition of beauty – would you accept the...
Read moreDetailsA MAIDENHEAD arts centre has become the latest organisation to close its doors as a result of the coronavirus crisis. Yesterday, Prime Minister Boris Johnson told the public to avoid...
Read moreDetailsTHE Borough’s two cinemas have taken measures to protect movie lovers furing the coronavirus crisis – but the information could be updated later this week. Wokingham’s newest cinema, Everyman, which...
Read moreDetailsAN EVENING of stories from the highways of life is being promised for visitors to Wokingham Music Club. Hank Wangford and Brad Breath will be bringing an evening of country...
Read moreDetailsA HOST of new acts have been added to the line-up to a music festival taking place in Reading next month. The line-up for Are You Listening? now has 36...
Read moreDetailsREADING Buses’ annual summer family fun day has been announced. Residents can come to the event on Sunday, June 28, and enjoy all the usual activities such as bus wash...
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