60-year-old Berkshire Theatre faces uncertain future
The Watermill Theatre has existed in Bagnor, Newbury since the early 1960s - but the site itself dates back to at least 1086, even making an appearance in the Doomsday...
Read moreDetailsThe Watermill Theatre has existed in Bagnor, Newbury since the early 1960s - but the site itself dates back to at least 1086, even making an appearance in the Doomsday...
Read moreDetails"Car Park Party is in-line with the latest social distancing measures, so attendees can sit back, relax, laugh and sing their hearts out."
Read moreDetails“We hope that these new resources will also inspire people to get involved in our museums and collections, by visiting, studying, attending events or volunteering."
Read moreDetailsNEW ADVICE from the Government last week revealed that we could go for a walk and back to work, but only if we couldn’t work from home and not use...
Read moreDetailsLast night, television viewers in the borough may have spotted a familiar face, after a Winnersh teacher appeared on Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?
Read moreDetailsMegan Davies was painted by an artist who wanted to pay tribute to those on the frontline of the coronavirus crisis during lockdown.
Read moreDetailsWokingham poet Jean Hill, her children and grandchild have published their poems in their new collection, Generations Apart During Lockdown.
Read moreDetailsMakers of a new musical, planned for Henley’s Kenton Theatre this October, are looking to bring on the good times while raising a good deal for charity.
Read moreDetails“We’ve written clues on the wrapping, and then visitors get to choose which to take. The only rule is that they can’t open it until they’re home."
Read moreDetailsOver a third of those polled listed visiting the cinema as one of its most missed activities during lockdown.
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