YOU CAN’T beat quality music and that’s exactly what we bring you each week with our Wokingham Loves Music playlist. You can listen for FREE, via Spotify and with 10...
Read moreDetailsShinfield Studios has submitted its formal application to create a permanent film studio at Thames Valley Science Park.
Read moreDetailsThis weekend, residents can explore exhibits around the University of Reading as part of the Whiteknights Studio Trail.
Read moreDetailsImagine you committed the perfect crime. It could be anything – maybe you stole a painting, sold a replica Fabergé egg as the genuine article, or killed your greatest enemy...
Read moreDetailsCRACK open the beer and enjoy live music at a Reading brewery next month. Reading-based music charity Readipop is holding an all-day music event, Readipop At The Brewery 2021, at...
Read moreDetailsA MUSICAL celebration is coming to Camberley Theatre next weekend. With 11 cast of principal singers and dancers, led by UK touring artist Paul Yates, the show is set to...
Read moreDetailsA BRACKNELL man has run 500km to raise money for South Hill Park Trust. Last year, the centre launched a fundraising campaign to raise £500,000 to help cover the impact...
Read moreDetailsSUMMER is here and, football matches aside, it’s time to take things a little easy. A great way to do this is to tune in to our Wokingham Loves Music...
Read moreDetailsA SONGWRITER is tuning his guitar to get ready for his new album. Reading-born musician Peter James Millson has just released his new album, The Accidental. Before starting his solo...
Read moreDetailsTHE STAGE is set for The Watermill’s eco-friendly outdoor production this summer. The Watermill Theatre, in Newbury, will present a new, sustainability-focused production of Shakespeare’s As You Like It. Directed...
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