Choir based in Reading welcomes new voices as it prepares for autumn term
A CHOIR is welcoming new voices ? and faces ? as it prepares for its autumn term.
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Tales by the riverbank; unique play coming to Caversham celebrates the River Thames
A NEW outdoor play coming to Caversham celebrates life not on the ocean wave, but on the river.
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Drag bingo night returns to Reading Biscuit Factory
READING will be doing the dab thanks to a regular bingo night returning to a town centre venue
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Reading Pride returns today – here’s how to join the parade and the entertainment
READING Pride returns today, celebrating diversity and promoting equality with an all-day party. The annual event starts with a march through Reading’s town centre before reaching the festival site at...
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Gurka Ritesh goes from Reading to Nepal, via the silver screen – actor prepares for red carpet premiere in West End
IT'S a long way from Nepal to Reading and an even longer one from a frontline battle zone to starring in a blockbuster movie.
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Fire station at Whitley Wood opens its doors to public for summer showcase
AROUND 1,500 people took to Whitley Wood Fire Station for a day of live demonstrations, activities and educational opportunities.
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PRIDE OF READING AWARDS: Julie Hinton is a ‘special lady always working to support others’, and nominated for charity of the year for her music club
A woman who has run the Music Club charity for 13 years has created a safe place for families with disabled children to enjoy music together
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Crafts, arts and more at Caversham arts fair
AN ARTISTS and Makers Fair will be held in Caversham, giving people a chance to buy directly from the creators.
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Acid jazz funk band to perform at Reading pub
A MONTHLY music night dedicated to funk, soul, jazz and blues musicians will return next week with a performance for Fusion 6
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First class stamps to cost £1.25 from October as Royal Mail calls for end to Saturday deliveries
ROYAL MAIL has announced that due to rising prices, the cost of a first class stamp will be £1.25 from next month.
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