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With a 25-year career in the Arts, Craig Titley came to South Hill Park nine years ago, and was announced as chief executive last year. Craig joined 25  Easthampstead Rotarians...

THE OLD adage that the show must go on has, for the first time in theatre’s history, been proved wrong. This Christmas, there will be no ‘behind you’ and ‘oh...

Creativity is key for participants of a new art project run by the University of Reading. ArtLab, led by staff and students from the institution’s School of Art, is providing...

“I wanted to set myself a challenge that would push me but which I knew I could complete. I love being part of the Norden Farm team so it was...

Strictly stars train for hours to perfect their routines, but none have attempted dancing for 12 hours straight. So why did a 13-year-old take on the challenge? Elin Young from...

IT MIGHT not feel like school is out for summer, but formal lessons are over until September.  And after six months of homeschooling, the prospect of six weeks of no...

FANS of the BBC comedy-drama Fleabag will have a chance to see the play that inspired the show thanks to a Winnersh cinema. Showcase reopened earlier this month under Covid-secure...

A popular music festival has been cancelled due to the pandemic. Down at the Abbey has postponed its summer event to next year with the hope of providing a safer...

WE’RE back again with another round-up of music to enjoy with our special and unique top 10, and it’s all compiled by Chris Hillman from White Star Records. The Wokingham...

FOR MANY families, it’s the highlight of their year and a perfect introduction to theatre. But this year’s Reading Hexagon pantomime is another casualty of the coronavirus pandemic.  Reading Arts...