Reading Festival 2026 came to an end after a bank holiday of live music, surprise performances and thousands of fans gathering at Richfield Avenue. This year's festival saw headline performances...
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Read moreDetailsThe Guided Bat Walk, as hosted by Charlotte Alchin from the Bat Conservation Trust, will feature a group outdoor walk through Englefield Estate.
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Read moreDetailsRapper Loyle Carner criticised Reform UK leader Nigel Farage and voiced his support for Palestinians during his performance at Reading Festival.
Read moreDetailsThe final day of Reading Festival 2026 delivered everything fans could have hoped for.
Read moreDetailsThe redesigned gyms at South Reading and Meadway now feature new Technogym equipment including strength machines and plate-loaded kit
Read moreDetailsBy Saturday, the effects of the British summer weather had begun to make themselves known at Reading Festival.
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