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Amazing collection of 400 lots discovered at recluse’s small two-bedroomed bungalow by Newbury auctioneers

The items to be auctioned range from diving helmets, militaria, and car mascots to studio pottery and tribal art of late 90-year-old collector.

Black Powder Muzzle Loaders join The Bell Wassailers to make some noise at ancient ceremony

Evil spirits banished as beer garden’s old apple tree is blessed and libations offered for a good crop.

30k funding towards play celebrating 1,000th birthday of William the Conquerer

2027 is William’s 1,000th birthday, marked by significant events across England and Normandy, and the year RABBLE theatre aim to produce the play.

Contemporary exhibition on AI to open at Bletchley Park

Explore how artificial intelligence is already part of everyday life, discover cutting-edge research projects, opportunities and risks of frontier AI.

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If you’ve never seen master chansonnier Alan Clayson, now’s your chance

‘Mesmerising’, ‘a man possessed’ and a ‘master raconteur at the top of his game’.

We laugh, then the penny drops – this is the way vulnerable people are treated in 21st-century Britain

Following a highly-praised run at Edinburgh Fringe, Jonny & The Baptists’ poignant and hilarious musical production The Happiness Index is on tour.

Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat without big names still feels good

The current feelgood production has no household names in the cast and is the touring version of a 2019 revival at the London Palladium.

Make a Valentine date at the toe-tapping Wallingford Winter Blues & Jazz Weekender

Three days packed with 35 performances, across over 14 locations and the best news is that 80 per cent of the events are free.

Big cheer for Sing Louder Choir

Carols, jingles and tingles at St Nics.

Come join the Black Powder Muzzle Loaders to make some noise at The Bell’s Wassail

The Aldworth pub’s much-loved ancient apple tree to be purged of evil spirits for another year.

Stamp dealer Stanley Gibbons to host free valuation day

Mark Smith, known from the BBC series Antiques Roadshow, will be in Newbury together with coin specialists.

What’s on in and around Newbury this week

Student art, a Danish painter of Northern Light, true historical drama, wildlife photographer’s stories and classical ballet are on our hitlist.

Local authors take over library

Meet some of West Berkshire's amazing local authors, including Helen Saxon, Tim Jarvis, Fiona Barker and many more at three-hour showcase.

Falconry display will be one of the last by Ray Prior on farewell tour

Ray Prior returns to village where the seed for his passion was sown as a young boy when he found an injured kestrel on the Aldworth downs.

Pop-up art show at garden centre

Meet the Artists Julie Pearson and Kevin Scully at their exhibition in Hermitage.

Rosie and Hugh’s Great Big Adventure is a wonderful family show

NICK Cope’s gigs for young children have entertained families for years in Oxford and Newbury.

New principal takes the reins at Stagecoach Performing Arts school in Burghfield Common

Former musical theatre performer Jessica Rampling says she is ‘buzzing with excitement’.

Break a leg Newbury Youth Theatre!

NYT’s The Fantastical World of My Uncle Arly opens at the Edinburgh Fringe on Monday - we were blown away by the preview.

King of Reggae Bob Marley – the man and the music

Rush theatre musical touches all aspects of the Jamaican superstar’s musical, spiritual and political life, as well as the global impact of his music.

Countdown to Englefield House’s big outdoor music weekend

Newburytoday meets the man behind the country estate’s Heritage Live festivals.

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Amazing collection of 400 lots discovered at recluse’s small two-bedroomed bungalow by Newbury auctioneers

Black Powder Muzzle Loaders join The Bell Wassailers to make some noise at ancient ceremony

Black Powder Muzzle Loaders join The Bell Wassailers to make some noise at ancient ceremony

30k funding towards play celebrating 1,000th birthday of William the Conquerer

30k funding towards play celebrating 1,000th birthday of William the Conquerer

Contemporary exhibition on AI to open at Bletchley Park

Contemporary exhibition on AI to open at Bletchley Park

Sign up for our free What’s On newsletter

Sign up for our free What’s On newsletter

If you’ve never seen master chansonnier Alan Clayson, now’s your chance

If you’ve never seen master chansonnier Alan Clayson, now’s your chance

We laugh, then the penny drops – this is the way vulnerable people are treated in 21st-century Britain

We laugh, then the penny drops – this is the way vulnerable people are treated in 21st-century Britain

Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat without big names still feels good

Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat without big names still feels good

Make a Valentine date at the toe-tapping Wallingford Winter Blues & Jazz Weekender