Woosehill arts group return to stage for Fringe festival cash
Woosehill arts group Platform YP returned to stage last month, to raise money for their place at Edinburgh Fringe Festival next year.
Read moreDetailsWoosehill arts group Platform YP returned to stage last month, to raise money for their place at Edinburgh Fringe Festival next year.
Read moreDetailsFINALLY, some good weather and with it some great music. Every week, our Wokingham Loves Music playlist highlights some of the best music around, all of it with a local...
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM recording studio is calling for music artists to use its newly built space. Creation X Recording, a music production company, has built a new recording studio based at...
Read moreDetailsAmazon Prime will film new thriller The Devil's Hour in Wokingham borough later this month, on Starmead Drive.
Read moreDetailsReading Rep Theatre has announced its opening season in its new permanent home this autumn.
Read moreDetailsGabrielle Hillier, from Holme Grange School, was runner up in an international art contest - and she drew her entry with her eyes closed.
Read moreDetailsWhy leave at midnight?You can mend a dress that’s torn.Why leave one shoeFor your prince to pick upWhen you can kick off twoAnd dance until dawn? By Tina Cathleen MacNaughton...
Read moreDetailsHere is the winner of this month's contest from Wokingham Writers Group, written by Eva Donkor.
Read moreDetailsAmber, from Bracknell and Wokingham College, has celebrated her mental health recovery through a 'freeing' art project.
Read moreDetailsFourteen Long Months by Lorna Minton, as seen in Poetry Corner in Wokingham.Today on Thursday, May 27.
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