Uni to host AI lecture in annual Chaplaincy event
The university of Reading is hosting a talk exploring what it means to be human in the age of AI on Wednesday, January 31
Read moreDetailsThe university of Reading is hosting a talk exploring what it means to be human in the age of AI on Wednesday, January 31
Read moreDetailsThe Woodley branch of Marc Antoni salons has taken home the accolade for Customer Care Salon of the Year at the annual awards ceremony
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police is hosting another of its regular Have Your Say meetings at Christ The King Parish Hall in Whitley from 2pm on Sunday, January 28
Read moreDetailsA study compiled by financial tech company Plus500 has placed Berkshire sixth in a list of the most financially productive areas of the country
Read moreDetailsThe Triangle Players are back with Jack & The Beanstalk from Thursday-Saturday, January 25-27, and the following Friday-Saturday, February 2-3
Read moreDetailsReading Renegades Rugby Football Club is setting its sights on International Gay Rugby's worldwide tournament and raising funds
Read moreDetailsSouth Street Comedy Club has returned with a new roster of comedians, brought to the stage by Mates Rates on Saturday, January 27
Read moreDetailsStudents at Queen Anne's School are lending a hand to help keep members of the community warm and fed at Caversham Baptist Church
Read moreDetailsReading Repertory Theatre has announced the launch of REBORN IN FILM, a new series produced with Reading-based production company Barracuda Films
Read moreDetailsOne of Reading's most enduring entertainment troupes, The Scarlet Vixens is celebrating ten years at a much-loved venues this year
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