Progress Theatre: Tragedy and tradition in Youth production of Blood Wedding
Progress brings Blood Wedding to the stage? a tale of doomed love among two young people frustrated by the limits of tradition and wealth
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Ghosts and ghouls to come out to play at Whitley CDA this Hallowe’en
THE WHITLEY Community Development time is offering residents a spooktacular time on Friday, October 27.
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Temporary classroom at south Reading primary school to become base for SEND education
A TEMPORARY classroom unused for six years will be brought back into use at a south Reading school
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Extensions to vehicle maintenance garages in Whitley approved
Members of the planning committee unanimously approved the council's own plan to increase space at its commercial depot in Bennet Road, Whitley
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Fewer Berkshire homes for sale
The number of properties for sale in Berkshire has declined by 4.2%.
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‘I love being outrageously indiscreet’: Jack Whitehall adds new dates to latest stand-up tour, Settle Down
Jack Whitehall: Settle Down is coming to Reading's Hexagon on Tuesday, October 24, showing at 5pm and again at 8pm
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South Central Ambulance Service marks Restart A Heart Day for October
SCAS has continued to raise awareness of CPR and defibrillators as it marked the national event on Monday, October 16
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Mayor raises his glass to crowdfunding campaign aimed at helping people with additional needs to become brewers
THE MAYOR of Reading was among those toasting a new initiative aimed at helping people with additional needs become master brewers.
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Fireworks displays in Reading and Wokingham (and beyond) 2023
A number of organised displays will take place across Berkshire over the coming weeks and we have listed as many as we can below.
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Trade Unions Council hold rally to protest “undesirable limits” in minimum service levels legislation
Reading Trade Unions Council held a rally in Reading on Saturday to voice their opposition to the Minimum Service Levels Act
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