Club Squids: Celebratory queer cabaret shines at Reading Rep
AN EVENING of cabaret showcased LGBTQ+ performers at Reading Repertory Theatre on Friday, November 4, including lip syncs, stand-up, and live music
Read moreDetailsAN EVENING of cabaret showcased LGBTQ+ performers at Reading Repertory Theatre on Friday, November 4, including lip syncs, stand-up, and live music
Read moreDetailsRESIDENTS in Reading have donated more than 16,5000 meals to The Trussell Trust network following its partnership with Deliveroo, new figures show
Read moreDetailsA COMMUNITY group will showcase its talents in an afternoon of Indian classical music and dance on Saturday, November 12.
Read moreDetailsREADING FC's home ground has been named the fifth safest football stadium in the UK, according to a study.
Read moreDetailsA THEALE pub has a bright new look following an extensive refurbishment.
Read moreDetailsIT'S a bit of luxury in a burger, but without the luxury price tag - and that's the Honest Burgers truth
Read moreDetailsSpizzenergi, previously known as Athletico Spizz 80, Spizzoil and The Spizzles, is coming to The Face Bar in Reading on November 19
Read moreDetailsWHEN Arnie uttered the immortal words 'I'll be back', little did he realise it meant the film returning to the big screen.
Read moreDetailsTODAY is a big day for Reading as the Elizabeth Line connects the town to the Big Smoke, without the need to change trains.
Read moreDetailsMel Bloor of ITV Meridian, who has presented the Pride of Reading awards for many years, will be joined again this year by the BBC's Matt Allwright.
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