Bishop Olivia to step down from Reading role this autumn
The Bishop of Reading is to retire this autumn, five years after she was appointed ? the first female bishop in the Diocese of Oxford
Read moreDetailsThe Bishop of Reading is to retire this autumn, five years after she was appointed ? the first female bishop in the Diocese of Oxford
Read moreDetailsThe Stories in the Park event have been taking place for four years at Palmer Park in East Reading.
Read moreDetailsRealm of Dusk is a collaboration between Tom Sewell and Sebastian Thomas and will feature a collection of sculptures and installations
Read moreDetailsProgress once again judiciously trims Albion down to its most vital aspects and maximises the impact of those with aplomb
Read moreDetailsAUTHOR Jasper Fforde will be signing copies of his latest book Red Side Story when he comes to Reading next week.
Read moreDetailsA CHANCE to try something new .. and Swedish ? is being offered to visitors to IKEA this Friday.
Read moreDetailsAccording to the Wokingham-headquartered firm, the acquisition adds significant growth.
Read moreDetailsA FAMILY-friendly wrestling event is coming to Tilehurst on Sunday.
Read moreDetailsA FRIENDLY open-mic poetry contest returns to The Rising Sun Arts Centre this Sunday ? February 4.
Read moreDetailsNicholas Heavingham was sentenced to 23 weeks' imprisonment, disqualified from driving for a further year, and ordered to pay fines of £239
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