Britain’s Got Talent star Nabil is on his way to both Reading and Camberley
A former Britain's Got Talent finalist, Nabil Abdulrashid, is bringing his stand-up to Reading and Camberley - chuckle muscles ready
Read moreDetailsA former Britain's Got Talent finalist, Nabil Abdulrashid, is bringing his stand-up to Reading and Camberley - chuckle muscles ready
Read moreDetailsA BUSY first day of Wokingham Festival saw crowds flock to Cantley Park to enjoy a day of food, music, culture and fun - but what is happening today? Here's...
Read moreDetailsExciting to have Wokingham Festival back after last year’s covid cancellation. Here's a preview of some of the bands you can hear this weekend
Read moreDetailsWho’s performing at Wokingham Festival today Wokingham Festival takes place at Cantley Park over the August Bank Holiday Weekend, and there is plenty of food, music and fun for everyone....
Read moreDetailsOPEN AIR theatre and yoga will be joining the extensive programme for Wokingham Festival this weekend. The event runs at Cantley Park today through to August Bank Holiday Monday. Alongside...
Read moreDetailsAFTER a year off due to covid, festival fever has returned to Reading. More than 100,000 music fans are expected to attend the three-day event at Richfield Avenue
Read moreDetails“While normally bank holidays are fairly leisurely for most, this bank holiday also coincides with the end of Reading Festival which sees thousands of guests leaving the town,”
Read moreDetailsSir Ian McKellan is 82 and currently playing the role of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark in an age-blind production of the Shakespearean play – but does this casting work?
Read moreDetailsNETWORK RAIL is ready for the thousands of visitors coming to Reading Festival. The three-day event runs from tomorrow through to Sunday, August 29, but the festivalgoers are already making...
Read moreDetailsHAPPY hour arrived in Finchampstead after a brewery got punters in the party spirit earlier this month
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