If you’ve ever wondered whether Brideshead Revisited would still work if its iconic Vivaldi-tinged theme music was replaced by Three Lions (or whether Jeremy Irons would pogo to One Step...
Read moreDetailsTom Jones at Englefield Picture: Dijana Capan/http://www.dvision-images.com/ Can music stars from the 1960s still cut it in the 21st century, especially if you’re facing expensive ticket prices to see them...
Read moreDetailsTHIS weekend, a popular musical festival on the banks of the River Thames will return to neighbouring Reading with its biggest-ever line-up. Twelve of the biggest acts on the line-up...
Read moreDetailsEngland take on Sweden in the World Cup quarter final tomorrow at 3pm and millions of people are expected to watch the game. Many of the borough's pubs, clubs and...
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM brewery is to celebrate its third birthday with a party and everyone is invited. Bond Brews, based at Gardeners Green Farm in Heathlands Road, will open its doors...
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM town centre pub is celebrating after scooping a top honour from fans of real ale. Members of the Berkshire South East Branch of CAMRA (Campaign for Real Ale)...
Read moreDetailsAN ADAPTATION of a book by one of the most popular children’s authors of modern times is coming to The Hexagon in Reading next month – and we have two...
Read moreDetailsHOLME GRANGE CRAFT VILLAGE will hold a food and drink market on Sunday, June 24 from 11am. Hosted by the Handmade Craft Company, suppliers confirmed so far include Nursery Chef...
Read moreDetailsIt is interesting how some people get a bee in their bonnet about the word authentic with food. This is a Paella recipe which makes no such claims. If you...
Read moreDetailsA CELEBRATION of Eid will take place at Reading Hockey Club on Thursday, June 14. Gates open at 5pm and there will be a host of activities aimed at bringing...
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