Ben Elton brings his Authentic Stupidity to the Hexagon this November
Following the huge success of his critically-acclaimed sold-out UK tour, Ben Elton is bringing his new show Authentic Stupidity to The Hexagon
Read moreDetailsFollowing the huge success of his critically-acclaimed sold-out UK tour, Ben Elton is bringing his new show Authentic Stupidity to The Hexagon
Read moreDetailsTo mark its 200th year, the RSPCA has asked us to 'radically rethink' our relationship with animals, as it launches its new For Every Kind campaign
Read moreDetailsTELEVISION presenter Chris Tarrant will be hosting a night of bookies and betting in aid of Swings & Smiles, a Thatcham-based disability charity
Read moreDetailsAn acclaimed musical production of The Lord of the Rings, first premiered in Newbury last year, will be relocating to Chicago this summer
Read moreDetailsThe Reading rugby community will be coming together this weekend to play a charity match in memory of Olly Stephens
Read moreDetailsAward-winning Earley garden designer Marc Buirski is to inspire thousands with a Showcase Garden at this year's BBC Gardeners' World Spring Fair
Read moreDetailsArtwork created by two local school children is to take pride of place on the walls of a Bovis Homes sales centre in Caversham
Read moreDetailsReading is among the top 20 UK cities where residents are most worried about flooding, new research has revealed.
Read moreDetailsA landmark independent living scheme in Tilehurst celebrated 12 years, with more than 50 people reflecting on the impact the centre has had on them
Read moreDetailsA family-friendly show of the much-loved children's book is coming to the Corn Exchange for one night only
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