A TALENTED 10-year-old has just finished a lead role in a West End musical. Emily Highams, who lives in Woodley, spent the summer performing in The Secret Garden, sharing the...
Read moreDetailsTHE first impressions of Reading Festival for debutants LANY (pronounced lay-nee) seemed to be pretty good. The genre-bending California trio played their first set at the Richfield Avenue festival on Friday,...
Read moreDetailsOPENING a major music festival is no mean feat for even the most experienced of artists. But up-and-coming LA artist K.Flay took the whole experience in her stride. The Wokingham...
Read moreDetailsAUDITIONS for a new production of Roald Dahl's classic George's Marvellous Medicine are to be held in Reading next month. Girls aged between six and 10-years-old, and under 4ft 4in,...
Read moreDetailsOne of music’s biggest names is preparing to come to the Thames Valley later this year, bringing with him his latest show. The Hexagon in Reading is to be one...
Read moreDetailsYou'll have to be a bit of a twit to miss out on Wokingham Borough Libraries' latest fun event for families - it's a special themed session based on one...
Read moreDetailsTHE rain finally came on Sunday, but the brief showers did not put a dampener on the festivities over at Reading Festival. Biffy Clyro and Fall Out Boy closed the...
Read moreDetailsREADING Festival Day Two kicked off in style with local band Sundara Karma fulfilling a life-long dream to open the Main Stage. The stage would later grace the likes of...
Read moreDetailsREADING Festival 2016 kicked off on Friday with some hot acts and even hotter weather. Blue skies throughout the day meant fans could enjoy all of their favourite artists, including...
Read moreDetailsTHE sun shone for a little while on Sunday, before the rain returned with a vengeance! But these party animals didn't care, they were having too much fun! Can you...
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