Leisure centres in Reading offering free day passes to carers to mark Carers Active Together campaign
Better leisure centres in Reading are marking the Carers Active Together campaign on next week by offering carers a free day pass
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Reading Rep announces fresh cast for latest production, Noël Coward’s Private Lives
READING Repertory Theatre is ringing in the Spring with its latest production, Noël Coward’s Private Lives. The show will see a number of debuts at the theatre from stars of...
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Concert at Reading Minster to raise funds for refugees
A special evening of music and reflection will take place at Reading Minster this April, bringing together performers and audiences in an act of "hope and solidarity." Sanctuary & Solidarity:...
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Broad Street Mall celebrates cracking Easter events, welcoming hundreds
Broad Street Mall has celebrated welcoming hundreds of children and their loved ones for fun-filled Easter events last weekend.
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Rockabilly routiniers The Polecats come to Face Bar
FACE BAR is set to welcome some cult heroes on Sunday, April 26, with The Polecats due to make an appearance at the venue.
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NHS shares patient advice amid continued doctors’ strike
The NHS across the Thames Valley is sharing advice to help residents amid a continued national strike action by resident doctors
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A Celebration of Sound coming to Town Hall in aid of Mayor’s chosen charities in May
The Mayor of Reading's charity fundraising concert is set to return the Town Hall in May, in aid of Readifood and Utulivu Women's Group.
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Progress Theatre seeking submissions for WriteFest 20
PROGRESS Theatre has announced that submissions are now open for WriteFest 20. WriteFest is an annual fixture at the theatre which showcases brand new writing from local playwrights by bringing...
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Employers face new duty to record staff holiday pay from April 2026
Blandy & Blandy's Employment Law team have provided some practical guidance for employers on how to comply with a new duty..
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Reading movers ditch town centre – here are the places they’re heading
People moving to Reading are increasingly choosing suburban areas and nearby villages over the town centre, according to new data.
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