New craft and small business event launches in Reading
Residents invited to shop small and support local creatives
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Read moreDetailsA new bar and social darts venue, Flight Club, is set to open in Reading on 1 May 2026, just in time for the Early May Bank Holiday.
Read moreDetailsA Berkshire brewery has teamed up with a national women's beer community to create a special edition drink to mark International Women's Day.
Read moreDetailsA beloved UK nightclub chain has announced multiple closures ? and questions over whether the Popworld in Reading will continue to trade.
Read moreDetailsA young optical assistant in Reading has celebrated completing his apprenticeship, highlighting the opportunities available through Specsavers
Read moreDetailsBeatrix Potter's mischievous character will pose for selfies on World Book Day
Read moreDetailsA chicken restaurant is set to take over the Pizza Hut that lasted for just two months in Reading.
Read moreDetailsJonathan Dinsdale, senior associate in law firm Blandy & Blandy's team, looks at the licensing changes being introduced by Reading Borough Council
Read moreDetailsBusinesses around Berkshire must keep accurate records of holiday entitlement, holiday pay calculations and annual leave processed through payroll
Read moreDetailsJust two restaurants remain of the six that were put at risk due to the changes at The Oracle in Reading are still open- and their days are numbered
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