THREE local charities are celebrating after receiving substantial donations from the annual Wokingham Winter Carnival. Earlier this month, Wokingham Winter Carnival Committee chairman Philip Mirfin presented the cheques from profits...
Read moreDetailsA MAN who admits he’s tone deaf is set to appear on a television singing contest on Sunday. Former Arborfield resident Matt Vaughan will be seen taking part in the...
Read moreDetailsThis week we are pleased to showcase another fine local artist whose talent is rightly gaining him deserved recognition not just locally but across the continent. In what is set...
Read moreDetailsTHE first acts for this year’s TwyFest have been announced: and they are some of the biggest names in music. Early bird tickets have already gone on sale for the...
Read moreDetailsA LUNCHTIME concert will see two pianists team up for an enchanting programme of music. St Eligius Church in Arborfield is the venue for the performance, which will be given...
Read moreDetailsIn Wokingham we are blessed to have a thriving little music scene and, based so close to Reading, there is a constant cycle of great bands breaking through and showcasing...
Read moreDetailsA CHRISTMAS concert has produced a present of its own: donations to local charities. Members of Wokingham Choral Society made presentations to three groups at a rehearsal held earlier this...
Read moreDetailsBy Dom Hurrell and Ian Biles from Beyond The Download Last Saturday we witnessed what we believe to be the one of, if not the greatest homecoming gigs Reading has ever...
Read moreDetailsMorgan and West: More Magic For Kids South Street arts centre, Reading Thursday, February 15 ALL AROUND me where the sounds of laughter, squeals of delight and the sound...
Read moreDetailsMILLIONS of TV fans know him as Boycie, but actor John Challis is much, much more than that. And for one night only, you’ll have a chance to hear his...
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