Man assaulted in attempted robbery in Reading
A man in his thirties was assaulted outside a restaurant on Kings Road at 1pm on Monday.
Read moreDetailsA man in his thirties was assaulted outside a restaurant on Kings Road at 1pm on Monday.
Read moreDetailsCircus Wonderland is setting up camp at Palmer Park for ten whole days of entertainment for all the family.
Read moreDetailsRising Sun Arts Centre, on Silver Street, launched a fundraiser to raise funds for making improvements in its main performance space.
Read moreDetailsFriends of Radstock, the Reading-based schools PTA, will host Happy Circus on Friday, October 22 at 7pm.
Read moreDetailsQueen Anne's School, on Henley Road, hosted a musical takeover, Beat Goes On, in the school hall for the day, thanks to STOMP star, Ollie Tunmer.
Read moreDetailsMates Rates Comedy has teamed up with the bar, on Gun Street, for a night of laughter, hosted by MC Carl Richard.
Read moreDetailsMates Rates Comedy has teamed up with the bar, on Gun Street, for a night of laughter, hosted by MC Carl Richard.
Read moreDetailsOpening night is on the horizon for Reading Rep Theatre?s world premiere adaptation of The Picture of Dorian Gray, DORIAN.
Read moreDetailsElderly residents were celebrated at a special event at Reading's Broad Street Mall last Friday.
Read moreDetailsThe Cocktail Club is opening its doors at 5-6 Gun Street covering a two floored area.
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