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301. Shakespeare. There’s a lot a-bard
Get Bracknell, Wednesday 24 July 2002JULIUS CEASAR gets his come-uppance in Reading’s Abbey Ruins this week and next in Progress Theatre’s open-air production of Shakespeare’s play.
302. Fun and laughs with Funjabis
Get Bracknell, Friday 5 July 2002All good fun - The Funjabis bring their new show, This Is Your Life, Mr Funjabi to Norden Farm
303. 'Join the pensions party' call
Get Bracknell, Thursday 11 July 2002More people will have access to work-based
pensions if the current system is overhauled, the head of a Government review said today.
304. Season of classic comedies
Get Bracknell, Wednesday 11 September 2002MY THREE Angels, a comedy revolving around three kind-hearted convicts who come to the aid of an impoverished family, opens at the Mill at Sonning
Also starting tonight at The Watermill Newbury is Ten Cents A Dance, a celebration of the musical partnership of Rodgers and Hart.
305. Fundraising agency wins top national award
Get Bracknell, Monday 16 September 2002TOP AWARD - Jane Loveday, Cascaid's consulting
manager (left) with Nia Taylor, chief executive of BackCare
306. Former Drop The Dead Donkey star in farce
Get Bracknell, Friday 18 October 2002Drop The Dead Donkey actor Robert Duncan had a double lesson in farce when he took over two leading roles in Ray Cooney’s Caught In The Net in the West End.
307. Out with James C
Get Bracknell, Friday 1 November 2002With many a DJ entrepreneur flooding the Reading music scene it’s refreshing and faith restoring to find a small yet dedicated and channelled DJ outfit really producing some top nights out for Reading clubbers.
308. A touch of the Blarney from O’Briain
Get Bracknell, Friday 25 October 2002TONIGHT at Reading’s 21 South Street, do not miss Irish globetrotter Dara O’Briain as part of the Friday Night Comedy Club.
309. Brown ‘fiddled figures' claim
Get Bracknell, Friday 29 November 2002Chancellor Gordon Brown was today facing accusations of "Enron style" accounting by opposition politicians who claim he fiddled the figures in his pre-Budget report.
310. If you like Irvine you’ll love this
Get Bracknell, Friday 31 August 2007Novelist Irvine Welsh, 49, from Edinburgh, shot to fame with his 1993 novel Trainspotting, about a group of heroin addicts in Edinburgh in the mid-1980s.