This week, a heartening story of a man who fulfilled his early potential, going on to become one of the most commercially successful painters of his generation who lived a...
Read moreDetailsThe Fir Tree Until December 30 Norden Farm 01628 788997 norden.farm The Moomin family is hibernating in the drawing room as is their custom. They aren’t planning on surfacing until...
Read moreDetailsA COMIC is promising to cheer up anyone fed up of Brexit and Trump’s reign of America. Stephen K Amos says his appearance at Norden Farm will be full of...
Read moreDetailsTHE COUNTDOWN to Christmas will get underway on Saturday, December 1, thanks to the annual Wokingham Living Advent Calendar. Every day between December 1 and Christmas Eve there will be...
Read moreDetailsHE’S MAKING a list and he’s checking it twice – and the Lions know it’ll be very nice. Yes, Santa Claus is coming to town and once again he’s on...
Read moreDetailsTWYFORD turns into Tinsel Town next weekend as the month long Christmas celebrations get underway. The fun starts on Sunday, December 2 when the lights are switched on at Bell...
Read moreDetailsHurst village is switching on its Christmas tree lights as an early celebration of the festival day of its patron saint, St Nicholas, writes Sue Corcoran. The event is at School...
Read moreDetailsA TOP theatre company is aiming to give schoolchildren across the borough a special gift this Christmas. And it hopes local businesses and individuals will help out with a little...
Read moreDetailsIF YOU go down to the woods tomorrow, you're in for a big surprise. No, not bears on a picnic, but Santas on the run. The annual Thames Hospice Santa...
Read moreDetailsNEIGHBOURING Reading will be hosting a breathtaking parade this Saturday. A gigantic whale known as Big Blue will be paraded down Broad Street at 6pm as part of its Magical...
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