Gigs around Wokingham borough and beyond – March 31-April 9
Each week, we print the biggest local gig guide you’ll find anywhere. And now we’re bringing it in pixels to your computer. The reason? There’s too many gigs to fit...
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Vinyl is final for Wokingham’s record lovers
MUSIC lovers young and old in Wokingham will be queuing up to get their hands on some exclusive releases as part of Record Store Day next month. Independent retailer Beyond...
Read moreDetailsCLASP Wokingham to sing for Red Nose Day – and you’re invited
PEOPLE with learning disabilities will be showcasing their musical skills as they raise money for Red Nose Day on Thursday night. The members of CLASP will be performing at The...
Read moreDetailsREADING FESTIVAL: Local band The Amazons talk playing on home turf
“You’ve got to remember what your 15-year-old self would say when you get booked for these kinds of festivals.” These are the wise words of Matt Thomson, frontman of Reading-based...
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THEATRE: Alan Ayckbourn classic Improbable Fiction comes to The Mill
AN Alan Ayckbourn classic about the struggles of overcoming writer’s block will be the next production at The MIll at Sonning from tonight (Thursday). Improbable Fiction tells the story of...
Read moreDetailsTHEATRE: From Dagenham to Crowthorne…
A TRIP back to the 1960s, a time of love, freedom, but rampant inequality will be the focus of the Crowthorne Musical Players’ next show. Made in Dagenham, based on...
Read moreDetailsHurst Morris People barn dance helps Arthritis Research
HURST Morris People welcomed a record number – over 100 –to their barn dance which raised funds for Arthritis Research UK. One important guest was forced to sit and watch the...
Read moreDetailsBulmershe Ensemble on song at Cafe gig
TEENAGERS who took part in a TV contest to find the nation’s best choir swapped the classroom for the pulpit last Saturday. Members of the Bulmershe Ensemble performed at Creative...
Read moreDetailsSwallowfield Show to return to village
THE Swallowfield Show is returning to the place that gives it its name. Organisers of the Swallowfield Show have announced that the 133rd event will be held at Dances Field in Swallowfield...
Read moreDetailsReading Festival: Saturday tickets sold out
TICKETS for this year's Reading Festival are selling fast, with Saturday tickets now fully sold out. Within a week of announcing Eminem as the final headliner for the Bank Holiday weekend...
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