Stephen Fry adds support to Save Reading Gaol campaign
ACTOR Stephen Fry and novelist Julian Barnes have become the latest supporters of the campaign to turn Reading Gaol into ...
Tag: Oscar Wilde
Community hug for Reading Prison
Over 1,000 people have signed up to hug Reading Gaol in a protest over its upcoming sale.
New exhibition in Reading shows artists’ responses to Oscar Wilde’s Ballad of Reading Gaol
An exhibition that celebrates one of the most famous convicts in Berkshire, Oscar Wilde, is currently taking place in neighbouring ...
Make a date to help save Reading Gaol by giving it a hug
A “mass hug” surrounding Reading Gaol has been organised for October in an effort to make the heritage site part ...
Youngsters can meet the Twirlywoos this Sunday
While older readers may be getting excited about the Antiques Roadshow coming to the Royal County this Sunday, younger readers ...
Be a fan of Lady Windermere at Wokingham Theatre and help Debra
ONE of Oscar Wilde’s most famous plays will be coming to the Wokingham Theatre later this month – and the ...
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