Whitley Carnival meeting
TWO SOUTH Reading organisations are inviting residents to help plan an exciting summer community event.
Read moreDetailsTWO SOUTH Reading organisations are inviting residents to help plan an exciting summer community event.
Read moreDetailsHistorian and author Ian Wheeler will lead a talk arguing that will aim to "adjust perceptions" associated with Victorian asylums
Read moreDetailsMr Hunter, who was personally involved in the design and construction of the road, will lead a talk looking at its history
Read moreDetailsThe Transport Salaried Staffs' Association (TSSA) and Prospect are taking industrial action on Thursday, January 12, due to a dispute over pay.
Read moreDetailsThe 120 winning charities across the UK were picked at random from those nominated.
Read moreDetailsA SOUTH READING club is encouraging residents to keep fit while trying a new sport in 2023.
Read moreDetailsSOUTH READING residents can keep fit by getting involved in newly-launched sports sessions.
Read moreDetailsA brand new jaunt from Terry's Reading Walkabouts will celebrate 200 years of Huntley and Palmers, back by popular demand
Read moreDetailsFashion and textiles artist Anurita Chandola will lead attendees in learning how to deconstruct or reconstruct garments and embroidery techniques
Read moreDetailsOfficers searching for 93-year-old man who went missing from Lower Earley have located a body this afternoon. Although formal identification has not yet taken place, Thames Valley Police say they...
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