Broad Street Beats returns to celebrate Pride 2026
Broad Street Mall is inviting the local community to celebrate together as Broad Street Beats returns with a special Pride-themed edition
Read moreDetailsBroad Street Mall is inviting the local community to celebrate together as Broad Street Beats returns with a special Pride-themed edition
Read moreDetailsHere in Wokingham, we have a town centre that balances historic market-town charm with a quietly evolving, deeply confident culinary identity.
Read moreDetailsFor more than half a century, Reading Festival has been bringing some of the biggest names in music to Berkshire
Read moreDetailsThe world's oldest and most magical cup competition is back in our backyard tonight.
Read moreDetailsJoin a bat walk and talk at Dinton Activity Centre later this month.
Read moreDetailsWe first saw The Dollheads, a trio of teenaged siblings from Las Vegas, musically inspired by The Ramones, play at The Fiery Bird venue in Woking
Read moreDetailsIt is held in memory of Wokingham boy Ollie Young, who tragically lost his life to a brain tumour just a day before his sixth birthday.
Read moreDetailsRunnin' Blue have been promoting music in London and Reading for over ten years now, and celebrated their 100th event with a gig at the Face Bar
Read moreDetailsIf you're looking to escape the kitchen and avoid the dreaded mountain of washing up this weekend, you're in luck.
Read moreDetailsHere is our suggestion of 10 budget-friendly summer day trips.
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