AN AUTHOR is coming to a Reading town centre bookshop this weekend to celebrate the publication of his latest book.
Read moreDetailsFollowing major appearances at Glastonbury and Coachella, The Murder Captial are set to hit the stage at Reading and Leeds before a huge headline tour
Read moreDetailsDown at the Abbey announces even more names for the festival in September, adding Maria Uzor, AK/DK, Nuha Ruby Ra, and Hatty Taylor
Read moreDetailsPERFORMERS of all ages and gender are being invited to audition for an upcoming amateur dramatic production.
Read moreDetailsREADING'S Indie Market will be returning on Sunday, July 30, giving local businesses the opportunity to showcase their very best products.
Read moreDetailsA PHOTOGRAPHY exhibition has opened in Reading, showcasing some of Thames Valley's cutting-edge NHS research.
Read moreDetailsONE OF Reading's grassroots festivals has battled the weather to feature home-grown talent alongside internationally-acclaimed artists
Read moreDetailsAFTER wind and rain caused the event to be cancelled for Saturday, Readipop returned with aplomb, and with a few of Saturday's acts in tow. Early afternoon on Sunday saw...
Read moreDetailsONE of the greats of the English cricket team is swapping bowling for fielding ? fielding questions about his career.
Read moreDetailsReading Today speaks to The Sherlocks' Brandon Crook ahead of their Heritage Live appearance, a headline European tour, and their upcoming album
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