Learn about town with newcomers coffee morning at Reading Library
NEWCOMERS to Reading are invited to have a cuppa and a chat thanks to a regular welcome event.
Read moreDetailsNEWCOMERS to Reading are invited to have a cuppa and a chat thanks to a regular welcome event.
Read moreDetailsThe Pangbourne Twinning Association is to host a French film night later this month.
Read moreDetailsA FAMILY are calling on Reading Borough Council to stop plans to evict them and 100 others.
Read moreDetailsThe company now has licensing consent to open, sell food and provide entertainment.
Read moreDetailsHR software provider Ciphr has opened its new headquarters in central Reading.
Read moreDetailsAN AGM will help raise funds for a charity seeking to protect historic buildings.
Read moreDetailsAN EVENING of blues will be held in a Reading town centre pub later this month.
Read moreDetailsThe University of Reading is seeking funding for a scheme which helps young people in Whitley Wood with literacy skills
Read moreDetailsAN EXPLOSION of colour is promised to visitors to jelly this weekend, thanks to its artist in residence.
Read moreDetailsMUSIC for Lent is the theme for Reading Festival Chorus' spring concert, which will take place in Douai Abbey later this month
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