An estimated 700 people braved the wind and rain to gather in Reading Abbey ruins to show their support for a campaign to turn the former Reading Gaol site into...
Read moreDetailsTHE LATE 1980s was an explosive time for the comic book industry. Mention Batman to most people of a certain age and they’ll be thinking of the 1989 movie starring...
Read moreDetailsNick Biadon is playing Giles Ralston, the owner of a country manor turned hotel. But the former St Crispin’s student didn’t know he was going to be an actor when...
Read moreDetailsA captivating tale of self-discovery awaits audiences of a Broadway spectacular showing at The Hexagon this week. Directed by Michael Fentiman, Amélie The Musical follows a young woman as she...
Read moreDetailsONE of the most popular orchestras in the Thames Valley is preparing to stage its autumn concert, looking at the reign of terror caused by a rogue political leader
Read moreDetailsSINGER/songwriter Richard Digance will be entertaining visitors to the Wokingham Music Club on Friday, October 18.
Read moreDetailsA RARE chance to hear the world-famous Tredegar Band will be offered at a free concert in Woodley this Friday, October 11
Read moreDetailsYOUNG READERS have a feast of fun awaiting them thanks to the second-ever Wokingham Children’s Book Festival
Read moreDetailsThai Elephant, 4-6 London Rd, Twyford RG10 9ER0118 934 9651thaielephanttwyford.co.uk Thai cuisine is my favourite food to enjoy, from the curries to the crispy duck, so I was delighted to...
Read moreDetailsTHE quirky tale of love and coffee is coming to the Reading stage this week. Amelie The Musical is based on the much-loved, five-time Oscar-nominated film, faithfully retelling the movie...
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