Music legends Chris Difford, Nick Heyward and Carol Decker are among a glittering array of artists raising funds for Ukrainian refugees
Read moreDetailsCraig David will headline the Newbury Racecourse Party in the Paddock event this summer.
Read moreDetailsThe photograph of HRH Duchess of Cambridge seated will go on show at St James the Less Church in Pangbourne from Tuesday, March 22.
Read moreDetailsDrag Queen Bingo calls full house down boots at Market House, Market Place, on Wednesday, March 30.
Read moreDetailsSATURDAY night will see a tribute to famous acts such as Dua Lipa, Oliva Rodrigo and Billie Eilish at South Hill Park
Read moreDetailsA READING-based orchestra has been picked to take part in a scheme that champions the creation of new music
Read moreDetailsA NEW play co-written by the editor of Private Eye opens this week, and it will look at the life of much-loved silly man Spike Milligan.
Read moreDetailsThe Russian State Ballet of Siberia is once again returning to tour the UK ? its 20th anniversary - for three nights of brilliant ballet
Read moreDetailsWELL, Old Father Time is here ready for us to bid 2020 goodbye. Here we look back at the music scene from the past 12 months
Read moreDetailsWE’VE GOT two Christmas songs in this week’s RaW Sounds Today playlist. These are just a couple of the 10 great tracks in our list, all with connections to the...
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