Legendary footballer Neville Southall praises Wokingham Music Club following The Christians gig
One of the countrys best-ever goalkeepers, Neville Southall, has praised Wokingham Music Club following a gig featuring The Christians
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Mock The Week’s Andy Parsons prepares to tell Bracknell: ‘We’ll be alright, trust me, I’m not a politician’
Renowned comic Andy Parsons will be coming to Bracknell this month. He is due to perform his new show, Healing the Nation, at South Hill Park on Thursday, September 26.
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Prior to West End run, Gaslight comes to Theatre Royal Windsor
The Classic Thriller Theatre Company is preparing to take its latest show to the West End, but before it does so, it’s taking it to the Theatre Royal Windsor
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Twyford Bingo group faces closure unless new players come forward
Bingo players in Twyford are devastated as the community club may soon close down
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Spider-sense tingling: comic books come to Wokingham libraries’ ebook service
Spider-man, The X-Men, Captain America and the Fantastic Four are now available on ereaders for Wokingham Borough Libraries users
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Get ready to see Reading Operatic Society’s take of Godspell in Henley
IT’S BEEN a Broadway hit twice over, but now it’s coming to Henley and is currently being cooked up in Earley. Reading Operatic Society is currently preparing for its new...
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Coronation anthems subject for Twyford Singers Come & Sing event in Woodley next month
A LOCAL choir is inviting people to make a date to come and sing with them. Twyford Singers, which usually rehearses at URC hall in Church Street in the village...
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Dinton Pastures to screen Grease to outdoor movie lovers this weekend
Film fanatics will be celebrating the ‘summer nights’ this weekend when Dinton Pastures Open Air Cinema shows the timeless classic, Grease. After previous screenings of Bohemian Rhapsody and The Greatest...
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True Gold to recreate sound of Spandau Ballet at Maidenhead’s Norden Farm
BACK in the day, it was the staple for school disco slow dances, and it’s still gold today. In the 1980s, Spandau Ballet were everywhere, including playing football for Melchester...
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Jazz groups in Reading and Bracknell team up to host evening with Mark Lockheart
TWO groups of music lovers are teaming up to hold a special concert later this month, aimed at celebrating a popular contemporary artist
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