Progress Theatre continues its contributions to queer discourse with The Pride
An accomplished production sees a stand-out debut performance and a confident handling of what it means to be proud of who you are
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Health Bus set to visit Berkshire communities
A MOBILE clinic will bring health services right to people's doorsteps this Autumn.
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Tickets available for Lions fireworks night
TICKETS are on sale for Reading Lions annual fireworks night.
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Fara Williams surprises Lower Earley grassroots football club following Euros boom for girls’ football
A FORMER Royals star made a surprise appearance on a grassroots pitch in Lower Earley, much to the delight of budding young footballers.
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Record-breaking demand from festivalgoers for all-night transport sees Reading Buses supervisor named a Star of the Month
A bus driver described as 'an up-and-coming rising star' has been recognised for their work helping music fans get to Reading Festival
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Crazy Horses welcome careful drivers: Hungry Horse pubs offer prizes in fun contest
THE OSMONDS knew a thing or two about Crazy Horses, but they were wrong about one detail: they can be stopped by winners of a new contest
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Epic England fans aged 66 or over could enjoy the World Cup thanks to Greene King’s new contest, backed by Sir Geoff Hurst
Senior football fans aged 66 or over are being offered the chance to win free food and drink in Greene King pubs.
Read moreDetails£700,000 grant will help Reading adult learners get to grips with maths
A GRANT aimed at helping people get to grips with numeracy has been awards to Reading Borough Council's adult learning service
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Connect Reading teams with whatimpact.com to help organisations give back
Connect Reading and WhatImpact.com have teamed up for a new partnership to help local organisations provide social value
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Youth Cafe set to return
A COMMUNITY group is inviting young people to attend its weekly meet-ups.
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Changes coming for Waitrose supermarket in Caversham
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