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REVIEW: Narnia comes to life on South Hill Park’s stage
The thrills and chills of winter in Narnia were brought to the Wilde Theatre on Friday August 18, as South Hill Park presented The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe,...
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Reading is ready for the weekend
THE stages have been erected, the traders are laying out their merchandise, and the campers have started arriving... ...Reading Festival weekend is officially upon us. The line-up this year is...
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Music fans head back in time at Rewind Festival 2017
MUSIC fans took a trip back in time last weekend as they headed to Rewind Festival at Henley-on-Thames. The sun shone down on the Temple Island Meadows site on Saturday...
Read moreDetailsReading Festival 2017: Tickets now sold out
Tickets for this weekend's Reading Festival have now completely sold out. Within minutes of announcing the set times for this weekend's festival, which takes place from Friday to Sunday at...
Read moreDetailsReading Festival 2017: Main Stage set times announced
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 moreDetailsRewind Festival 2017: Sunday’s best costumes
A 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 moreDetailsRewind Festival 2017: Sunday’s best performances
Sunday 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 moreDetailsRewind Festival 2017: Saturday’s best costumes
The 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...
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Rewind Festival 2017: Saturday’s best performances
The 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 & Ted to launch an excellent weekend of film
Bill 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...
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