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 moreDetailsFOUR charities have received a cash boost thanks to one of the biggest events in Wokingham’s calendar. Earlier this month, the committee behind Wokingham Winter Carnival presented three cheques for...
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 moreDetailsThe event — at Trunkwell House — will host a range of eco-friendly suppliers stocking dresses, wedding cakes, and stationery. There will also be demonstrations of cruelty-free hair and make-up...
Read moreDetails"The idea is that we create a Hollywood-type film studio, in the field next to us," said Nick Smith, president of Blackhall UK at the announcement.
Read moreDetailsBlackhall Studios hope to bring major Hollywood film productions to the UK and create up to 3,000 new jobs in Wokingham and Reading, including around 1,500 employed at the studio.
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 moreDetails“We shot the film in 24 days, which is a very short period of time to make a full feature-length film."
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...
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