Reading Festival Friday review: Surprise acts and huge names steal the show
Reading Festival 2026 got under way in spectacular fashion on Friday, with surprise appearances, huge headline performances
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Exhibition celebrating Christchurch Green finds new permanent home
A window exhibition celebrating 120 years of Christchurch Green in Reading has found a new home in the heart of the community it celebrates.
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Student exhibition of still life paintings comes to Riverside Museum
What Time Leaves Behind will take place at The Turbine House, Riverside Museum at Blake's Lock, from 10am-6pm, Wednesday-Saturday (September 2-5).
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Reading planning round-up: Food market set to stay for five more years after major decision
A market that has been a staple for foodies in Reading town centre is here to stay for several more years to come.
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Double Barrelled hosting Pop-up Ceilidh this weekend
The Double-Barrelled Pop-up Ceilidh brings a night of live nu-folk music, caller-guided dancing, and street food to brewery's taproom on Sunday
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In pictures: Rain pours but the crowd roars for Florence + The Machine at Reading Festival
Florence + The Machine played an incredible set at Reading Festival on Sunday evening with an unforgettable headline performance – despite the heavens opening towards the end of the performance....
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Catch the climate documentary that’s sweeping the country
People's Emergency Briefing: Where to see it locally this autumn
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Mystery hangs over plans to build 170 flats on major Reading town centre site
Mystery surrounds the approval of a plan for 170 flats that replace the John Lewis customer collections facility in Reading town centre.
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Popular Reading go-karting venue makes midnight alcohol bid after £1.35m revamp
A go-karting business in Reading has applied to sell alcohol until midnight and play music at its venue in the town.
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Police facial recognition catches wanted people at Reading Festival
Live facial recognition cameras have detected a number of wanted people attempting to enter Reading Festival, Thames Valley Police has said.
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