The big switch-on: 400,000 lights sparkle in Reading, and it’s all thanks to two stars
THE FESTIVE season in Reading is officially underway, now that the Christmas lights have been switched on.
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Reading Festival Chorus to present an early Christmas treat
MEMBERS of Reading Festival Chorus will be performing this weekend with an early festive-themed concert.
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Be the missing piece with Russell Players pantomime
ORGANISERS of a community pantomime are hoping you'll put the pieces together and come along to enjoy a fun show.
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Whiskey tasting event returns to Reading this weekend
A WORLD of whiskey awaits this weekend as a popular tasting event returns to Reading.
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Walk Reading to explore wartime past of town
A STROLL through Reading's history will take place on Sunday afternoon, thanks to Walk Reading.
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Sing carols in Pangbourne this weekend
A CHANCE to sing carols is coming to Pangbourne this Saturday in one of the first carol concerts of the season.
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Present ideas from craftspeople in Yattendon this weekend
DESIGNERS and craftspeople will be showcasing their unique works at a special winter market this weekend.
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Historic town centre pub in Reading town centre to be given new lease of life
AN HISTORIC town centre pub in Reading is to be given a new lease of life.
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Woman banned from driving for 18 months after breath test finds she is twice the legal limit
A 31-YEAR-OLD woman from Cane End has been banned from driving for 18 months after being found guilty of drink-driving.
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There be monsters? Talk to explore video games
AN EXPERT from Prague is coming to Reading this weekend to explore the representations of monsters in video games
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