IT’S ONE of the most famous silent movies of all time. Visionary, unique and gorgeous to watch, Metropolis was made almost 100 years ago but still speaks to us today,...
Read moreDetailsTHE lead singer of a folk ‘juggernaut’ is coming to Nettlebed’s Folk Club next week. Jon Boden, from the band Bellowhead, launched his solo career three years ago and will...
Read moreDetailsA few months ago, I wrote a piece about a work by a man who became friends with a much-loved British superstar. The artist I am featuring is once again...
Read moreDetailsA play oozing with sistership and comedy is the perfect guide to facing life’s challenges belly-first. A Belly Full- written by Marcia Kash and Mary Colin Chisholm -...
Read moreDetailsTWO days of great beer, music and food are promised thanks to organisers of a popular beer festival. This year, the Twyford Beer Festival is celebrating its 10th anniversary with...
Read moreDetailsIT'S Lights, Camera and Action this week as Hollywood comes to Woodley. The stars will be out for what promises to be a blockbuster Carnival on Saturday where this year...
Read moreDetailsA tribute night to international Motown icon Marvin Gaye will be heard in Maidenhead next month. Heavily rooted in RnB, Gospel, Junk, Jazz and Soul, Nate Simpson is gearing up...
Read moreDetailsTWO Charvil-based choirs are joining forces for a special concert where they will sing with an American choir The concert, on Friday, July 5, will see Jewel Tones and Sapphire...
Read moreDetailsTHERE is a magical touch to this year's Wargrave Festival. TV star, Debbie McGee, will be talking about her life with the late Paul Daniels who lived in the village....
Read moreDetailsA SPECIAL contest is being planned at a Wokingham bookseller with the top prize being a signed copy of David Walliams’ new book. The World’s Worst Teachers is the latest...
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