CHRISTMAS DAY might have been and gone, but the Christmas season in the liturgical calendar is continuing. Tamesis Chamber Choir is to hold an epiphany concert – close to the...
Read moreDetailsA FILM looking at the life of one of The Sunday Times’ most celebrated correspondents will be shown at The Whitty Theatre next week. Members of the Wokingham Film Society...
Read moreDetailsHE IS one of the biggest names in pop, leaving a legacy that will last forever – and now his final project is about to provide inspiration to Wokingham’s bustling...
Read moreDetailsTHE ACOUSTIC STRAWBS, a band which can trace its roots back to 1964, is the first act on the bill at this year’s Wokingham Music Club. Originally a bluegrass band,...
Read moreDetailsIF YOU’VE never sung in a musical before, a Woodley group are hoping you’ll get in the habit. Woodley Light Operatic Society is holding a preview evening of its summer...
Read moreDetailsAll Wokingham Borough Libraries will be closed on Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Year’s Day. On Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve, Wokingham Library and Lower Earley Library will...
Read moreDetailsOver 150 people were invited to the launch party of the new Everyman Cinema in Wokingham.
Read moreDetailsStars of the future were shining brightly at the Oakwood Centre in Woodley this week for the opening performance of Stephen Sondheim’s Into the Woods.
Read moreDetailsTHE summer of 2020 might seem some way away, but already Newbury Racecourse is making plans for its annual Party in the Paddock by announcing its first act on the...
Read moreDetails“The thing that makes us different from other cinemas is that relaxed atmosphere and cosy feel to Everyman."
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