A Newbury pub has made history – for being part of the biggest synchronised pint pour.
Newbury Chamber Choir, who usually perform in St John’s Church, made a bold decision to try the very different acoustic of Douai Abbey.
Oxford Literary Festival: Former editor of The Times and National Trust chairman Simon Jenkins analysed the facade of his own house in South London.
‘Le Carré’s spy thrillers set the standard for all subsequent novels in the genre’.
One of the highlights of the festival was the talk by the 2021 Nobel Prize for Literature winner Abdulrazak Gurnah about Theft, his first novel.
Listen to the first single of his fifth solo album here and support his kickstarter.
Here are some events happening up until Sunday.
A sequel to the much-acclaimed War Horse, this delightful theatre show combines drama, storytelling, and original music.
Greenham gallery first stop on UK tour for show of lithographs by one of the 20th century’s most important artists Joan Miró.
The Festival is back in May, bringing world-class folk artists, morris dancing, interactive workshops and strong community spirit to North Hampshire.
A murder, a big sing song, a Piaf musical and lexicographer Susie Dent all in the mix.
The ‘affordable’ festival will take place at several venues across Thatcham, Newbury and Hungerford.
Star authors at large around the area thanks to Hungerford Bookshop also include lexicographer Susie Dent, Rachel Joyce and James Holland.
A full house gathered in Kingsclere on Friday (April 4) to hear an enlightening talk by Lieutenant General James Bashall.
