AN OSCAR winning actor has given her backing to a play coming to Reading's historic Abbey ruins later this month.
Read moreDetailsBEER lovers in Berkshire have double the reason to say cheers thanks to two local brewers.
Read moreDetailsIt's Sunita's 40th birthday. She's unmarried, has no friends, lives with her mum and has an unfulfilling job at the Council.
Read moreDetailsPhotographs and poems exploring life and culture on Oxford Road have been combined into an exhibition by the Alliance for Cohesion and Racial Equality
Read moreDetailsIT'S full steam ahead for all things mechanical this weekend at the Puff & Stuff Rally at Whitchurch Hill.
Read moreDetailsTHE sounds of summer can be heard with this week's RaW Sounds Today playlist.
Read moreDetailsART LOVERS will take a behind-the-scenes look at an arts showcase, which is returning for the 23rd time this June.
Read moreDetailsOn Saturday, June 10, RMVC will be joined by the winners of the Gwyn Arch Young Singers' Competition as well as The Abbey School Junior Choir
Read moreDetailsThe regular event which celebrates prints and self-published works by local artists has now be pushed back from its original date this Sunday, June 4
Read moreDetailsTHE SUMMERTIME might be the time when the weather is high, and you can stretch right up and touch the sky, but it's also time to have a drink
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