TRIBUTE band festival Marvellous isn’t just about the greatest hits of the past – it also includes the bands of the future thanks to the Wokingham Music Club stage. The...
Read moreDetailsDINTON PASTURES is to be the venue for a family fun weekend on Saturday, June 1 and Sunday, June 2. There will be special trial sessions of a range of...
Read moreDetailsSUNNY SATURDAYS saw Danny Mountain entertain shoppers in Wokingham. The weekly street entertainment in Market Place offers something different every Saturday between now and September and last weekend Mountain Entertainment...
Read moreDetailsFORGET the hills, it’s Wokingham that will be alive with music. And it’s all thanks to the return of the International Street Concert on Saturday. The free event takes place...
Read moreDetailsWhen you buy a beer from Dean on Saturday night, whatever you do, don’t mention the score. The passionate Liverpool fan is running a beer stall at the international street...
Read moreDetailsA CELEBRATION evening last Wednesday saw staff at a Sindlesham pub welcome guests to explore its makeover. The Walter Arms held a VIP part to mark the end of a...
Read moreDetailsA medley of melodies will fill the Great Hall of Reading University’s London Road campus next month. Reading Festival Chorus choir- a group of 80 singers of both sacred and...
Read moreDetails“We’re going to tell you our stories how WE want to. I am not here to make your conscience feel better. I don’t need you to feel sorry for me.”...
Read moreDetailsFarley Hill Place Gardens is blooming with life and colour ahead of a special charity open day next month. The four acre gardens will open their gates as part of the...
Read moreDetailsON FRIDAY night, a Reading venue is to host a special acoustic experience. Dick Valentine is an American music icon and Club Velocity is welcoming him to the intimate surroundings...
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