UTC Reading students explore solutions for victims of crime with charity Safe!
Students from University Technical College Reading have rounded off the Autumn term with a project set by the charity
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Reading Comedy Festival announces Gary Delaney, Harriet Kemsley, Darren Harriot, plus more, for May return
Reading Indie Comedy Festival returns in May, bringing with it comedians such as Gary Delaney and Harriet Kemsley, plus roasts and competitions
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Are You Listening? announces first round of bands, including Reading’s Dr Satso and The Mysterines
Are You listening? has just announced the first batch of performers who will be performing when it returns in May
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Blue Collar Corner serves up festive food festival
Blue Collar Corner serves up a seasonal celebration of festive foods for a Very Street Food Christmas
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Children can swim for £1 during school holidays in Reading leisure centres
A NEW family fun session has been launched at Reading's leisure centres giving children the chance to swim for £1
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Driving home for Christmas! National Highways lifting roadworks for festive getaway
CHRISTMAS is a time for surprises, and motorists will be happy about theirs: National Highways is lifting more than 1,000 miles of works
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Four ways criminals know you’re not home over the Christmas season
CHRISTMAS is a time for partying, and visiting friends and family. That can mean your own home is empty for long periods of time.
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Help Reading residents jump the shark this Christmas
WITH days to go before December 25, a warning has been issued to ensure Reading's Christmas shoppers aren't falling prey to sharks.
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Festive punk comes to The Purple Turtle courtesy of Remones
The band, a tribute to New York's punk rock royalty, Ramones, are bringing a packed set for their Hey Ho Ho Ho, Let's Go festive tour
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Plans progress for Hexagon development, now called The Hexagon Studio Theatre
Plans for changes to a cultural venue in Reading have seen new artist's impressions and a new name released ahead of planning applications
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