Christopher is leading a 30th celebration of the music of Buddy Holly
FEBRUARY 3, 1959 is a day etched into the memories of rock n roll fans of all ages. It was, quite simply, the day the music died. A plane carrying...
Read moreDetailsFEBRUARY 3, 1959 is a day etched into the memories of rock n roll fans of all ages. It was, quite simply, the day the music died. A plane carrying...
Read moreDetailsJAZZ Report, a trio of drums, double bass and piano will be performing at The Leafy Elephant on Sunday. They will perform jazz classics, show tunes and big band favourites....
Read moreDetailsShakespeare can be drier than unbuttered toast, all but impenetrable to younger audiences. Dense text, packed with nigh-incomprehensible speech patterns from 400 years ago and an over reliance on cross-dressing...
Read moreDetailsA CINEMA currently underwater is showing the film Underwater. The Showcase Cinema at Winnersh has the movie on its schedule on the day that its car park flooded. Heavy rain...
Read moreDetailsRadio 210 is the newest station for Berkshire and it is launching at 6am on Valentine's Day. The station is digital - you can retune your DAB set to hear...
Read moreDetailsBOSSES behind a new radio station are hoping you’ll fall in love with it when it takes to the airwaves from 6am on Valentine’s Day. Radio 210 will be available...
Read moreDetailsPaul McCaffrey can still remember the first successful comedy routine he wrote, even though it was over a decade ago. “It was about cash machines and how frustrating it was...
Read moreDetailsAN AWARD-WINNING band gave a thrilling performance in Finchampstead on Saturday night, all to help the Sunday morning experience. Atomic Rapture held a concert in the Memorial Hall to help...
Read moreDetailsA HALF-TERM treat is coming to the Theatre Royal Windsor next week in the form of David Walliams’ best-selling story, Billionaire Boy. The show tells the story of 12-year-old Joe...
Read moreDetailsTWO new headliners have been announced for this year’s Reading Festival, joining Liam Gallagher and a host of other bands and musicians for the August bank holiday event. Tickets go...
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