Great Western Railway: ‘Check your journey’ ahead of continued ASLEF strikes
GREAT Western Railway has reminded customers to check their journeys and travel plans as it lays out its levels of service during upcoming strikes
Read moreDetailsGREAT Western Railway has reminded customers to check their journeys and travel plans as it lays out its levels of service during upcoming strikes
Read moreDetailsPublished historian Terry Dixon will lead a guided walk around sites of interest while examining the influence of women on the history of Reading
Read moreDetailsBig Jay is set to host a regular drag and games night on the second Thursday of every month at Bar 77, from 8pm
Read moreDetailsWest Forest Sinfonia's afternoon concert of 20th century music
Read moreDetailsReading's Fetish Social returns for 2023 to elect a new committee following its first social event of the year at The Blagrave on Sunday, January 29
Read moreDetailsAs EE is named RootScore's best overall provider for the 19th time, it has announced that Reading's 5G network is going live
Read moreDetailsSTUDENTS at a Shinfield school celebrated Chinese New Year in a few unique ways.
Read moreDetailsThe John Sykes Foundation, founded in 2014, has been benefitting local Reading based charities since the start of the COVID-19 Pandemic
Read moreDetailsSTUDENTS from the University of Reading School of Art traded paint brushes for placards on January 18.
Read moreDetailsThe regular evening of live jazz performances is returning to the community theatre
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