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Open mic night at Hare Hatch Sheeplands this Friday
Musicians, singers, poets and actors are invited to perform at Hare Hatch Sheeplands next open mic event, which takes place tomorrow. They only need to turn up on the night...
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Youngsters in for a treat with half-term concertini
FAMILIES can enjoy a very special concert this half-term, thanks to Norden Farm Centre for the Arts. It is organising a Concertini with The Polka Dots on Tuesday, May 28....
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ROUND THE BRIDGE TABLE: Why it’s sometimes better to wait than dive straight in
This week I would like to look at why it is sometimes better to wait and No Bid in a competitive auction rather than diving straight in. East opened 1C...
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IN THE KITCHEN: Mushroom Bhuna
Vegetables are great for curries and this dish is one of my favourites. Ingredients for 4 500g Mushrooms of choice finely sliced. Peel before if needed 1 Large white onion...
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Fireworks finale for Marvellous this July
A LOCAL music festival is promising to go with a bang – thanks to a special fireworks finale. Marvellous is returning to Dinton Pastures in Hurst over the weekend of...
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Romantic recital entertains concertgoers at Arborfield church
A PIANIST from the Royal College of Music was the special guest at an Arborfield church last week. And organisers said that Linda North’s recital was romantic. She appeared at...
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Shinfield Players hope you’ll see Harvey, the 6ft tall rabbit
A COMEDY of rabbits is coming to Shinfield this week. The Shinfield Players are performing Harvey, a Pulitzer prize-winning play about a man and his best friend, who just happens...
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Quality artworks on show thanks to Henley Arts Trail
The first May bank holiday weekend of 2019 saw the arrival of the Henley Arts Trail. We’ve covered many of the venues located in Wokingham Borough and as ever, the...
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Bulldog Triumph to hold T Fest in Wokingham – a chance to see the latest models
BIKERS will be able to bag a new bike thanks to a special event taking place in Wokingham this week. Bulldog Triumph on Reading Road is holding its regular T...
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Time to have a play with clay
ANYONE who watched the Potter’s Wheel round of the Generation Game and has harboured a long-cherished ambition to have a go themselves are in luck, thanks to a local learning...
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