Here be Drag Kings: Ball at Outlook
Reading's Got Drag will see 13 drag performers battle it out with live singing and a drag king ball, followed by a lip sync battle for the crown
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Missing Maidenhead teenager located
The teenager missing from Maidenhead, Michael Sou, last seen leaving Great Hill Crescent in Maidenhead on Tuesday, March 29
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Review: Yous Two at Progress Theatre
Progress Theatre's Yous Two shines with humour, without disturbing the darker corners of its deeper moments
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Vultures’ annual Egg Run finally returns
Thames Vale Vultures returns for its annual Egg Run, collecting Easter eggs for charity
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Golf Club drives donations to Ukraine
Reading Golf Club is travelling to the Ukrainian border to deliver aid donations
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Reading Carnival Cancelled for 2022
Reading Carnival 2022 has been cancelled due to increasing costs, but looks ahead to 2023
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Reading Uni makes history in University Challenge final
Reading University quiz team competes in historic quiz fixture at University Challenge final
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Reading Jogger joins Olympian in running for Home-Start
Simon Worsley joins Olympic medallist Alan Campbell in running for Home-Start at Reading Half Marathon
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Community church’s charity Easter Fete is back.
The New Hope Community Church Easter Fete returns on Saturday, April 9th, raising funds for local charities
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Two men sentenced for drug supply offences in Reading
Following a Thames Valley Police investigation, two men have been sentenced for drug supply offences in Reading
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