Triple-header at Arlington Arts review by Brian Harrington.
Woodworker Jon Townsin wins £100 for jewellery box.
Teacher's three former pupils dance in prestigious company's Dorset fundraising gala for pandemic-hit performing arts.
Open Studios taster exhibition at The Base, Greenham.
Help Musicians works to recover musicians' careers lost over the pandemic.
Amelie's designs take off after the first card, the watermelon, was created at her grandfather's in Bucklebury.
Former Newbury Camera Club set up at Tudor café in 1945.
Students and amateur potters display alongside work of more established local ceramicists.
The Watermill Theatre’s latest production, Lone Flyer: The Last Flight of Amy Johnson, tells the remarkable life story of the pilot Amy Johnson.
80s pop icon Rick Astley takes to the post-racing stage on Saturday for a 90-minute set of his classics, plus a selection of exciting covers.
First in a collection of five books Robert Cort has written which chart the life, adventures and career of Ian Caxton.
Second event of Arts for Hungerford’s autumn programme.
One of the questions posed in Rhum and Clay’s striking physical theatre production The War of the Worlds.
IN The Sea There Are Crocodiles review by ROBIN STRAPP.
US Blues rocker Sari Schorr compared to Janis Joplin.
Newbury's 'gem' of a venue promises a great gig for blues/rock fans.
A Pattern of Bad Behaviour is a new play by former Pegasus Theatre SPARK artists Clown Funeral.
Review of Joe Hicks (full band) with support, Giles Stelfox, at Arlington Arts, September 4.
Comedian Paul Zerdin mixes traditional ventriloquism with state-of-the-art technology.
Musicians take to street to promote festival fortnight.
