AFTER 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
Read moreDetailsTHE SECOND day of Readipop's three-day festival has been called off due to ongoing bad weather. Jungle Brothers and Professor Green were among those tipped to be playing at the...
Read moreDetailsReadipop Festival is back at Christchurch Meadows, brining highlight sets from Roni Size, OSP, Marisa and the Moths, Big Jay, and Charlie Partridge
Read moreDetailsHerts For Refugees, which offers help to newly arrived refugees in the UK, is seeking volunteers to help with its salvage operation
Read moreDetailsTWITCHERS will be welcomed for a new play, but not curtain twitchers, as this is all in the great outdoors.
Read moreDetailsWe had one of our occasional road trips out of the area to enjoy the recent Dog Day Afternoon Festival
Read moreDetailsAN INSPIRING group of neurodivergent actors aged from seven to 28 are set to bring Yankee Doodle Doo.
Read moreDetailsDown at the Abbey has announced a string of artists who will be taking to the stage at the event in the auspicious surroundings of Reading Abbey
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