What’s on in West Berkshire
Thursday
Book club, Wash Common Library, Glendale Avenue, 7.40pm.
The club will be discussing A Single Thread by Tracy Chevalier and sharing other reading recommendations.
Friday
Thatcham Market, The Broadway, 8am to 1pm.
Whether you’re looking to stock up on delicious produce for the week ahead or simply enjoy a leisurely browse, Thatcham Market has something for everyone.
Saturday
Aladdin's Cave event, Woolton Hill Church Hall, 10.30pm to 1pm.
New and as good as new items for sale as well tea, coffee and cakes being served. All in aid of St Thomas Church.
Country and Western concert, Royal British Legion, Pelican Lane, 7.45pm to 10.45pm.
Country and Western singer Cole Jackson.
Monday
Elite Holiday Camp, Park House School, Andover Road, February 17 to February 21.
An action-packed week filled with exciting activities, including sports, creative workshops, and team challenges. Each day is carefully planned to keep children active and engaged and to allow them to have fun in a safe and welcoming environment. Tickets available at https://rebrand.ly/42f1bd
Knit and natter, Wash Common Library, Glendale Avenue, 3pm.
Bring along your own knitting or join us in creating blankets, baby clothes and more to donate to Knit for Peace.
Newbury Gardeners Association talk, Newtown Village Hall, 7pm to 9pm, £5 includes membership.
Talk by former Sparsholt College Lecturer Ray Broughton on ‘Herbaceous Boarders and Plants’.
Wednesday
Shrek The Musical, John O'Gaunt School, Hungerford, February 19 to February 22, adults £14 and children £10.
Join The Community Of Hungerford Theatre Company for Shrek The Musical nightly during February half-term in John O’Gaunt School hall. There is also a Saturday matinee at 2.15pm. Tickets available at https://rebrand.ly/ea0175
Thursday
Kingsclere Local History Association talk, Kingsclere Village Club, 7.30pm, members £1 and non-members £3.
The talk titled ‘The Didcot, Newbury and Southampton Railway’ will be given by Richard Coghlan. According to organisers, it will be a “fascinating study in ambition, manipulation and failure”. The talk will cover the history from 1879 onward and it will discuss rail stocks, stations and signal boxes.
