Big Special, Sprints announced as headliners for Are You Listening? Festival
Two-piece soul-infused punk outfit Big Special and Dublin's garage punk purveyors Sprints are set to headline this year's Are You Listening? Festival
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Reading man jailed for sexually assaulting woman in care home
Muhammad Sohail Arshad, aged 37, of Oxford Road, Reading, was sentenced to seven years and six months for the sexual assault of an elderly woman
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Victoria Park playground opens ahead of time
The relocated and upgraded Victoria Park play area in George Road opened ahead of schedule in December following a £462,000 investment by the council
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Report published analysing national project fostering sustainability in events
A 'landmark' pilot project involving Reading Borough Council has shown that local authority-led assessments can drive sustainability in outdoor events
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Uni of Reading to screen documentary about history of Scottish girl bands featuring Reading professor
A Reading professor has taken part in a documentary about Scottish girl bands after being part of the scene's history.
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Reading Festival announces major overhaul to campsites, new toilets, and daytime activities
Reading Festival will introduce a range of new camping improvements and facilities as part of a refreshed campsite layout this year
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Progress Theatre seeking submissions for WriteFest 19
WriteFest is back once again for its 19th iteration and is seeking submissions from writers from the area to showcase their work on stage.
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Fire crews still attending site of ‘small electrical fire’ in central Reading, buses diverted
Royal Berks Fire and Rescue Service is still attending the scene of a fire at commercial premises which broke out on Wednesday, February 12.
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One Station Hill completed, open to public
The years-long development at One Station Hill has been completed and is now open to the public
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A sea of colour as Reading celebrates the Year of the Snake
The Chinese School, in partnership with Reading Borough Council, organised a day of celebration for local residents to enjoy on Sunday 9 February.
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