1. Family concert inspired by Ollie Young

A family concert will raise funds in memory of a five-year-old boy who died from a brain tumour this year.

2. Shetland pony show back after 30 years

The Shetland Show & Highland Fair is returning after a 30-year absence to raise funds for the Sue Ryder Hospice at Nettlebed.

3. Review: Sainsbury Singers Thoroughly Modern Millie

The glitz and glam of 1920s New York makes for an ideal musical back drop and that is one of the reasons Thoroughly Modern Millie is such a visual delight on stage.

4. Film review: The Dictator

Whatever you make of the film itself, The Dictator is a bold comedy you can’t ignore

5. Corset's not too late for Arts Week

Artists and artisans can sign up now to exhibit their work during Reading Arts Week.

6. Paul Daniels at the Mill at Sonning

A good number of people enjoyed a lie in on New Year's Day, but not Paul Daniels.

7. Janet Kay Live at Sub89

A Reggae artist known as the ‘Queen of Lover's Rock’ will be performing in Reading next month.

8. 'Allo 'Allo star Vicky Michelle joins Hexagon panto

A sitcom star will be adding a touch of magic to The Hexagon pantomime this year when she steps into the shoes of the Enchantress.

9. Alex Horne at South Street on Saturday

When we catch up with Alex Horne halfway through his stint at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival, it’s almost impossible not to picture him wearing a cork hat, stoking a barbecue and sitting next to a koala bear.

10. Restaurant review: River Spice