Access to the Arts Charity Quiz
READ College is hosting its annual fundraising quiz for Access to the Arts on Friday, November 18
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Thieves attempt to break into Tilehurst home
WOULD-BE robbers attempted to break into a Tilehurst home while it was unoccupied, but failed.
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PLAYER RATINGS: Mbengue shines again in Royals’ win over Hull
Reading FC came from behind to secure a 2-1 win at Hull City on Saturday afternoon.
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Matt Rodda MP voices residents’ concerns surrounding ex-Carters site development
MATT RODDA, MP for Reading East, has voiced concerns after a meeting with residents about the development set for a site on Caversham Road
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Greenpeace gig at The Rising Sun
The Mirror Pictures, This, and Patrick Malone will be bringing their unique styles of indie rock and shoe gaze to the venue
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Family light event at The Merl
A READING museum is inviting residents young and old to attend a family Christmas event.
Read moreDetailsRequiem for a Queen
THE CECILIA Consort is bringing choral mass to Douai Abbey in it's concert, Requiem for a Queen
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Reading Symphony Orchestra returns for new season
A BERKSHIRE music group is kicking off its new season of concerts with performances of Tchaikovsky, Grieg and Glinka on Sunday, November 20.
Read moreDetailsChance to Dance Christmas Market
A CHRISTMAS market is taking place at Beansheaf Community Centre, held by Chance to Dance Stars CIC
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Man jailed for two Erleigh Road robberies
Wayne Mcleod was sentenced to three and a half years in prison after being found guilty of 2 counts of robbery on Thursday, November 10
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