111. The Little Festival of Everything comes to Bracknell this week

The Little Festival of Everything is arriving at South Hill Park on Monday bringing with it a colourful bunch of performers ready to test out material for the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in August.

112. TV Choice: Royal History of Pop, William at 30 & Alan Carr's Specstacular

Every week our square-eyed reporters take a look at what’s on TV – the highlights and the lowlights – and pick what they think you should watch or avoid.

113. Review: Grave Expectations at South Hill Park

With the wind howling through the trees and the sky a thunderous grey last night South Hill Park was the perfect setting for Grave Expectations.

114. Grave Expectations at South Hill Park

As the sun starts to go down and shadows fall around South Hill Park ghosts stories will be coming to life in the grounds of the 17th Century manor house.

115. Park Opera at South Hill Park on Sunday

A song from the musical Oklahoma! which is said to be one of the Queen’s favourites will be played during a summer concert in Bracknell.

116. The Dumb Waiter at Reading College

117. Beauty and the Beast at The Hexagon

It took a good deal of self-restraint not to shout out ‘He’s behind you!’ when Jolyon Dixon walked into The Hexagon in full pantomime dame costume.

118. Literary festival celebrates 40 years of Picador

The Olde Bell in Hurley has been called all manner of things by journalists who have found themselves at its door – the perfect romantic getaway, the ideal spot for a quintessentially English wedding, a beautiful village coaching inn.

119. Harry Hill, Russell Kane and Richard Herring make comedy hat trick

A hat trick of hilarity is coming to Reading with the announcement of three top comedy gigs.

120. Audiences in for a masterclass in miscommunication

Audiences are in for a masterclass in miscommunication when one of Alan Ayckbourn’s most famous plays arrives in Reading.