The set times for this weekend's Reading Festival have been announced. This week, festival-goers will begin to arrive in the town in their thousands for the three-day festival, which takes...
Read moreDetailsA downpour on Sunday afternoon could not stop the crowds at Rewind Festival from putting on a great display of fancy dress. Buoyed by a sunny Saturday, festival-goers turned out...
Read moreDetailsSunday at Rewind Festival saw performances from the likes of Status Quo, Kim Wilde and Midge Ure on the main stage. Belinda Carlisle, Go West and Sonia kept the crowds...
Read moreDetailsThe sun shone on the first day of Rewind Festival in Remenham as some of the biggest artists from the 1980s took to the stage to wow the crowds. But...
Read moreDetailsThe Wokingham Paper is at Rewind Festival in Remenham this weekend. We have been out and about snapping all the very best performances, fancy dress and food that the festival...
Read moreDetailsBill and Ted's Excellent Adventure - a film involving a time travelling phone box - will be screened in a Wokingham town centre park tomorrow night, writes Kabir Dave. The cult...
Read moreDetailsMOVIE fans will be flocking to Dinton Pastures this bank holiday weekend for the return of the popular Open Air Cinema. Wokingham Borough Council (WBC) has today announced plans to...
Read moreDetailsThe stars of a BBC auction show will be placing their bids in Wokingham later this month. James Braxton and Charlie Ross, stars of the BBC series Antiques Road Trip,...
Read moreDetailsREWIND Festival 2017 is nearly upon us, but where exactly is it taking place? Famed for its fancy dress, 80s throwbacks and the biggest helpings of cheese, Rewind Festival is...
Read moreDetailsHE WAS the man who got us all up and moving at breakfast time in the 1990s. And this weekend, the legendary Mr Motivator will be taking to the stage...
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