One of the world's most famous singers who has sold more than 20 million records is gearing up to perform to a more intimate stage than he's used to. Tony...
Read moreDetailsFriday, June 17 BRACKNELL – Priestwood Community Centre, Priestwood Court Road RG42 1TU. Bracknell & Wokingham branch of Berkshire Family History Society meeting: A Stroll In The Park with Peter...
Read moreDetailsA NEW music festival will be coming to Hurst after it was granted permission to go ahead. Marvellous, a family-orientated festival that features tribute bands such as Queen and Coldplay,...
Read moreDetailsOne of the most popular daytime quizzes is Pointless and later this month, its two stars will be visiting Woodley, no doubt looking for some new pointless answers. Richard Osman...
Read moreDetailsMembers of a local choir have just returned from the trip of a lifetime - singing in one of the world's most renowned musical halls and taking part in a...
Read moreDetailsAN EXPERT in early music will give a virtuoso performance in Wokingham on Wednesday night. Dr Uri Smilansky will present the latest in All Saints’ Church’s baroque music concerts from...
Read moreDetailsTHE three films being screened at this year’s Wokingham Open Air Cinema have just been announced. The annual event in Elms Field offers a fun night out for all ages,...
Read moreDetailsAn important part of the Wokingham May Fayre is the live entertainment. From local theatre groups to live musicians, there is something for everyone. Will it snow at the May...
Read moreDetailsBeing an outdoor event, Wokingham's May Fayre relies on good weather to attract the crowds. With the weather over the past week seeing snow and hail showers, will the May...
Read moreDetailsIT’S BACK for the 21st time. A whole day of family fun at what is thought to be the largest street fair in the south of England. Organised by the...
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