This week's playlist is an opportunity to say thank you for the music to a talented musician who died recently.
Read moreDetailsTICKETS for Reading Festival 2023 are now on sale. While this year's festival is still being dismantled and the clean-up operation continues, tickets for next year's event have now been...
Read moreDetailsThe charity will host the Club F.O.D. @ Pride hub, which will aim to tackle social isolation for members of the LGBTQ+ community
Read moreDetailsA selection of events taking place across Reading, Wokingham and Bracknell in the coming 10 days
Read moreDetailsLive music events taking place in pubs and clubs across Reading, Wokingham and Bracknell over the next 10 days
Read moreDetailsA CELEBRATION of dance will take place across Reading this autumn with the longest-ever festival event.
Read moreDetailsA new over 60s film series is being launched at Reading Biscuit Factory, in conjunction with Wokingham-based The Link Visiting Scheme, and Age UK
Read moreDetailsReading gears up for this year's Pride Parade and Love Unites Festival, with performances by Nadine Coyle, Sum Ting Wong, and Wilma Fingadoo
Read moreDetailsTO HELP people get ready for this weekend's Reading Pride parade and party, Broad St Mall is giving away some rainbow-themed goodies.
Read moreDetailsTHE THIRD day of the festival began with Mallrat, who served up her usual, infectious brand of breezy, down-to-Earth pop as she opened the Main Stage East. Denzel Curry swiftly...
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