The gig will be on Friday, April 26, and sees the comic go from big arenas to theatres, in a tour that includes dates in Oxford's New Theatre in May
Read moreDetailsThe initial planning applications were published last year, show how site owners Hammerson intend to amend the eastern section of the retail centre
Read moreDetailsA new study by the University of Reading is challenging a long-held belief about the link between temperature and the size of animals
Read moreDetailsA family-friendly show of the much-loved children's book is coming to the Corn Exchange for one night only
Read moreDetailsA programme of music will include the filmscore for Lord Of The Rings
Read moreDetailsA Berkshire charity has announced the results of a survey showing the levels of satisfaction of its volunteers
Read moreDetailsJames Buckthorpe, 50 and of Hollicombe Close, Tilehurst, was sentenced for two years and five months of imprisonment on Thursday, March 28.
Read moreDetailsA DERAILED freight train outside Ealing means trains between Reading and London Paddington are facing cancellations this morning. Great Western Railway said passengers can use Elizabeth Line services if travelling...
Read moreDetailsEast Reading Festival will be back at Palmer Park in June to celebrate the community of east Reading on Sunday, June 23, and is seeking participants
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police is appealing for help locating Shontae and Laura, both 16, who have been reported missing from Reading
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