THEY say the best things in life are free, and that's certainly true for a Reading retailer giving away Dog Man, Spider-Man, and Ninja Turtle comics
Read moreDetailsRaise your hat for Reading pub's coronation garden party
Read moreDetailsThis time the line-up sees Artie, Ludus Crous, Meatgirl, and Philli Me Up join host Big Jay for an evening of live performances on Saturday, April 29
Read moreDetailsTHE people of Reading are being invited to put forward community heroes for this year's Pride of Reading Awards.
Read moreDetailsIt follows an incident that took place at around 11.15pm on Monday, April 17, when at least 3 offenders entered a property on Bath Road with a crowbar
Read moreDetailsTHAMES Valley Police is appealing for information, witnesses, CCTV or doorbell footage following a report of an attempted burglary in Reading.
Read moreDetailsSEVEN Reading schools got eco-savvy at a University of Reading event.
Read moreDetailsA HAIRDRESSER on a busy east Reading street could be transformed into a restaurant if Reading Borough Council looks favourably on the pla
Read moreDetailsA JOINT service held to mark a key event in the life of the Church was deemed so successful that organisers are doing it again.
Read moreDetailsReading Today talks to Thomas Headon about small festivals, local audiences, and his approach to making music ahead of his performance in May
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