Blue, BoyzLife, and Scouting For Girls headed to Palmer Park for summer
Palmer Park will see some of the most successful bands of the last two decades performing when Blue, Boyzlife, and Scouting For Girls play next summer
Read moreDetailsPalmer Park will see some of the most successful bands of the last two decades performing when Blue, Boyzlife, and Scouting For Girls play next summer
Read moreDetailsReading Association for the Blind (RAB) has agreed to become part of Berkshire Vision in a merger of the two sight loss charities
Read moreDetailsThe Rising Sun Arts Centre is set to host WE ARE, a two-day event exploring the work of Andre Aghassi and Sevin Sohrabi
Read moreDetailsEstate agent Haslams has announced that as of today, Monday, November 6, The French Horn, in Sonning, has gone on the market
Read moreDetailsThe mayor of Reading, Cllr Tony Page, will lead a service at Forbury Gardens on Saturday to mark Armistice Day, followed by a two-minute silence
Read moreDetailsThames Water is set to cut 300 job positions after what it has described as a "challenging year," though many are currently vacant
Read moreDetailsChloe Petts' If You Can't Say Anything Nice comes to Reading's South Street Arts Centre on Thursday, November 9, from 8pm
Read moreDetailsThe Atomic Weapons Establishment is set to redouble its efforts in supporting STEM professionals to return to work
Read moreDetailsNew Directions College has seen a £10,000 boost from the National Lottery Heritage Fund as it marks 65th anniversary
Read moreDetailsWhile corporate insolvency is up on last year's figures, personal insolvency has levelled out since September 2020, says R3 regional chair Garry Lee
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