Reading pub The Weather Station to hold artistic event next week, and everyone is welcome
ARTISTS will be welcomed at a special event next week ? and to help get creative juices flowing there will be beer.
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Whiteknights Ensemble to perform at Leighton Park in aid of food bank
THE WHITEKNIGHTS Ensemble will be performing a concert on Saturday, May 28, from 7.30pm, at Leighton Park School
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Comedy that takes the Biscuit Factory
A stand-up comedy night is coming to Reading town centre next week thanks to the Stand and Deliver club
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Homes can demand a minimum broadband speed of 10Mbps says national campaign
A NEW campaign has been launched to ensure home broadband is at least 10Mbps, fast enough for home working and live streaming
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Theatre tour of Reading will take to you some unusual places – SITELINES returns to South Street Arts Centre next week
THE PROMISE of theatre in unusual places is coming to Reading next week, as Sitelines returns.
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Pangbourne Rotary Club hail art exhibition, saying it was a great success as it raises thousands for charity
ARTISTS showcased these works at one of the most successful exhibitions in recent years, according to its organisers.
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Help make Reading town centre safer by taking part in survey
A SURVEY has been launched to canvas views on how to improve Reading town centre for people who live or socialise there.
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Reading town centre church opens new space where it’s OK not to be OK
A READING town centre church is launching a new weekly community space aimed at sharing hobbies, activities and peace.
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Explore the Abbey Gateway with half-term tours in Reading
TOURS of Reading Abbey?s recently restored Abbey Gateway will be offered during half-term
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Discover more than just biscuits
READING is famous for its beer, bulbs and biscuits, but it has had more industries based here.
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