Come and Sing event will see Years 6-9 take part in an Abba medley
YOUNG singers are invited to take part in a come and sing event taking place in Tilehurst.
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Anger after BBC breakfast DJ tells Radio 4 ‘Reading people don’t care what happens to the gaol’
HUNDREDS have shared their anger with the BBC after a local DJ told Radio 4 listeners that Reading people didn't care what happened to the gaol site.
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‘A month to forget’: Reading sees driest and gloomiest March on record
TALKS of summer hosepipe bans have been put on the backburner after Reading experienced its wettest March on record.
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Author Iszi Lawrence to celebrate launch of The Time Machine Next Door with special event at Reading Waterstones
A READING town centre book shop is hosting a launch event for a Reading author.
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Coffee morning at central library to help newcomers settle into Reading
Reading Libraries is inviting residents, both new and existing, to the Welcome to Reading Coffee Morning on Saturday, April 15.
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PLAYER RATINGS: Carroll strike sees Reading earn point against Birmingham City
READING FC drew 1-1 with Birmingham City on an afternoon which saw them drop into the bottom three.
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All for a good paws: Reading resident Sam is bringing a furry friend on fundraising walks
A READING resident is raising funds with a loveable companion in tow to help in the fight against cancer. Sam Rowden is taking up the mantle in Stand Up To...
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The Beat to perform ska classics in Reading’s Sub89
SUB89 in Reading is set to host the legendary band The Beat, featuring Ranking Jnr, the son of the late Ranking Roger.
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Mates Rates Comedy Club heading to Reading’s Purple Turtle
Mates Rates Comedy Club is bringing stand-up comedy back to The Purple Turtle with a lineup including headliner Arielle Souma,
Read moreDetailsMusic time for toddlers thanks to Back to Baby returning to Reading Minster Church
Bach to Baby, a concert series for babies, toddlers, and their families, will hold a family-friendly Easter holiday concert in Reading l
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