READING Borough Council has revealed proposals to revitalise the town’s cultural offering by transforming the Hexagon Theatre and building a new Central Library. The plans were released on Tuesday, June...
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Read moreDetailsREADING?S Haydn Choir will be performing a summer concert in Woodley next month.
Read moreDetailsJohn O'Brien explored hard rock, dancehall, and ballads for decades, and now he speaks to Reading Today ahead of his UK Tour and SUB89 show in July
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Read moreDetailsThe legendary Mike and The Mechanics are back on the road and Refueled! with their brand new tour, coming to the Hexagon in 2023
Read moreDetailsReading Today speaks to Gyles Brandreth, honorary president of the Oscar Wilde Society, about the future of Reading Gaol and its heritage
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