The Redan plans night of St Patrick’s Day fun
WOKINGHAM eyes will be smiling thanks to The Redan. The Peach Street cocktail bar will be celebrating St Patrick’s Day with a special guest appearance of Conor Giles and Rhiannon...
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Trinity Concert Band and Indigo May prepare for spring concert
TRINITY Concert Band will soon be back in action with its spring concert. The group will perform at All Saints Church in Wokingham on Saturday, March 16 and will be...
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Tamesis Chamber Choir to perform a day’s worth of music in just two hours
A WHOLE day’s worth of music in just two hours is the promise from a local chamber choir. Tamesis will be performing All The Day Through on Saturday, March 16...
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Why Holt School pupil Abbey is looking forward to Reading Youth Orchestra’s 75th anniversary concert
Abbey Hardy A HOLT school pupil will hit a career high note when she takes the solo spot at a major music event. Abbey Hardy, 16, has only been a...
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Appeal launched to help fund community event for Arborfield marking 75th anniversary of D Day landings
An appeal for donations has been made to enable a community event to take place this summer, writes Holly Fournier. The Arborfield branch of The Royal British Legion is planning...
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REVIEW: “A Doll’s House” at Progress Theatre
Stars (out of 3)= 2 One-sentence review= “A socially relevant study of male-female power dynamics” Good for people who= enjoyed “The Handmaid’s Tale” Not good for people who= like plays...
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Children invited to find out why plants are smelly at Harris Gardens
TO MARK British Science Week, children are invited to find out why plants are smelly. The event is being organised by the Reading branch of the British Science Association and...
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Charity concert in Winnersh will help raise funds for British Heart Foundation
A CHARITY concert will help raise funds for the British Heart Foundation. It will be held at the Royal British Legion in Winnersh on Saturday, March 9 from 7.30pm. Organiser...
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Stan and Ollie to be screened at Reading Film Theatre tonight
A LOOK at the lives of two of cinema’s greatest comedians is coming to an Earley cinema tonight. The Reading Film Theatre will be screening Stan and Ollie – featuring...
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HENLEY FESTIVAL 2019: Boy George, Jessie J, Aled Jones and Julian Clary sign up for annual riverside event
THERE will be a floating stage, music from headliners such as Boy George and the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra and more glitz and glamour than a month of Strictly. This summer's...
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