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SPIKE writing duo afternoon event supports the Bagnor theatre's work on and offstage.
Group set up by Linda and Albert Moss shares the pleasure of socialising and crafting with like-minded people.
Major new exhibition has opened at Oxford's Ashmolean museum and runs until June.
To perform in the excellent acoustics of St John’s Church is a great experience for the musicians.
Matthew Xia’s production of Australian playwright Michele Lee’s Rice reviewed by Jon Lewis.
'Something for everyone to enjoy' in upcoming concert at St John’s Church, Newbury.
Full cast list and ticket deal announced for Bagnor production running from March 11 to 26.
Arts trust will continue to manage key council-owned theatre for the next three years.
I, Mona Lisa author Natasha Solomons coming to Hungerford Bookshop event.
Katherine Jenkins and Jack Savoretti join line-up, bringing 5-day Thames-side festivities to a close.
Watermill's founder-turned-composer needs your votes in music competition.
'A great, family-friendly feeling' brought the festival vibe to Arlington Arts - review by Brian Harrington.
Peter James' gothic thriller The House on Cold Hill at The Mill at Sonning reviewed by Derek Ansell.
A once-in-a-lifetime gathering of unique pictures, objects and fans’ and players’ memorabilia collected since 1871.
Malcolm MacWatt supports Jackie Oates at ACE Space.
Barry Hopperton and his dog Bella, a Pets As Therapy dog, visit Newbury hospital wards every Wednesday.
'Stunning' Natural History Museum Wildlife Photographer of the Year show reviewed.
Take your pick from a smart giant, three funny bears that love their breakfast, a dinosaur adventure and three crazy scientists.
Berkshire Maestros, Berkshire Youth and Voxfresh launch Music Lounge.
Hungerford Bookshop in the running for British Book Awards for providing enjoyment, distraction and succour in turbulent times.
