HOMETOWN band The Amazons wasted no time when they kicked off Sunday's proceedings at Reading Festival's Main Stage East, turning it up to 11
Read moreDetailsBIKE lovers are set to be treated to a day of two-wheeled entertainment at an upcoming community event.
Read moreDetailsA READING-based entertainment team is on the hunt to find the town's top hidden talent.
Read moreDetailsAN EXHIBITION marking the 75th anniversary of the Empire Windrush's voyage from the Caribbean to England is still on show
Read moreDetailsWARGAMERS meet for a role playing session in a Reading venue every week and it is open to new members.
Read moreDetailsA quartet of comics will be cracking jokes when they come to Reading town centre next month
Read moreDetailsTHERE'S no place like home for The Amazons lead vocalist Matt Thomson, following the band's debut on Reading Festival's Main Stage East on Sunday. They gave audiences an explosive set...
Read moreDetailsSUNSHINE, downpours, music and more: that was Saturday at the 2023 Reading Festival. It wouldn’t be a festival without a bit of the wet stuff falling from the sky, but...
Read moreDetailsREADING Festival's final day for 2023 is here, bringing with it its last batch of internationally renowned artists, comedy, and performances. Reading's own The Amazons make their Main Stage debut...
Read moreDetailsTHERE were more than 400 recorded incidents of cruelty against dogs in Berkshire last year according to animal welfare charity the RSPCA
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