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Drama school enjoys memories of children 'changed along the way'
Read moreDetailsDrama school enjoys memories of children 'changed along the way'
Read moreDetailsA neighbour has expressed desperation at their dream home turning into a nightmare in Reading town due to noise coming from a nearby Tesco store.
Read moreDetailsSaturday at Reading Festival is set to be one of the weekend's biggest days, with two major headline sets, a host of rising stars
Read moreDetailsA club in Reading that has been vacant for years is set to be turned into a convenience store.
Read moreDetailsA building that has been vacant for 20 years in Reading has been beautified by a new display celebrating the heritage of the area.
Read moreDetailsLola Young appears to have teased a surprise appearance at Reading Festival this weekend, after she was forced to pull out of last year's event. The singer has left fans...
Read moreDetailsReading Festival has added another major name to Friday's schedule ? but fans will have to look beyond the published line-up to find out who it is.
Read moreDetailsReading Festival's first full day gets under way on Friday, with a packed programme of major names, rising stars
Read moreDetailsBusinesses close to the Reading Festival site are gearing up for a busy weekend as thousands of revellers flock to the town.
Read moreDetailsCharli XCX is preparing to headline Reading Festival this Friday, with the pop star set to close the main Grid stage on the opening night.
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