Reading Rep welcomes stage and screen stars for classic show Educating Rita this month
Educating Rita will see the return of award-winning director Annie Kershaw, as well as Rep debuts from Madelyn Smedley and Julius D'Silva
Read moreDetailsEducating Rita will see the return of award-winning director Annie Kershaw, as well as Rep debuts from Madelyn Smedley and Julius D'Silva
Read moreDetailsChildren in Reading can enjoy a range of activities this half term at the town's Better leisure centres
Read moreDetailsAbout 300 people attended a Valentine's-themed live music event at Broad Street Mall last week.
Read moreDetailsReading is becoming a second home for this blues-rock trio from the Netherlands. They've played at the Purple Turtle three times now
Read moreDetailsA new theatre production is tipped to transform the University of Reading's campus into a stage this May to mark its centenary celebrations
Read moreDetailsFamilies visiting The Oracle Shopping Centre this February half term are being invited to take part in a free, family-friendly scavenger hunt
Read moreDetailsA charity concert will raise money for Wokingham domestic abuse charity
Read moreDetailsCats Protection launches short story competition
Read moreDetailsOne thing we are very passionate about is grassroots music, and that's something shared by Only The Poets
Read moreDetailsZannah Kearns caught up with former sub-postmistress Pam Stubbs to talk about her experiences fighting for justice.
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