Reading Festival could get an extra day of music – but neighbours are fighting back
A showdown is looming over a plan for Reading Festival to have an extra day of music.
Read moreDetailsA showdown is looming over a plan for Reading Festival to have an extra day of music.
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council is welcoming participants to take part in The Solar Mural, led by Commando Jugendstil with New Directions College.
Read moreDetailsBroad Street Mall is inviting the local community to celebrate together as Broad Street Beats returns with a special Pride-themed edition
Read moreDetailsCouncil staff are gearing up for a busy weekend at Reading Festival as the countdown to the biggest event in the town begins.
Read moreDetailsFor more than half a century, Reading Festival has been bringing some of the biggest names in music to Berkshire
Read moreDetailsWe first saw The Dollheads, a trio of teenaged siblings from Las Vegas, musically inspired by The Ramones, play at The Fiery Bird venue in Woking
Read moreDetailsThe Bull Inn's FESTI-BULL brings music, local and crafts to the pub this weekend, in aid of the Royal Berks Charity
Read moreDetailsRunnin' Blue have been promoting music in London and Reading for over ten years now, and celebrated their 100th event with a gig at the Face Bar
Read moreDetailsReading music charity Readipop has revealed the first wave of artists set to perform at its free Yard Party on Saturday 22 August,
Read moreDetailsHere Comes The Sun Festival is back for its day-long celebration at the Rising Sun Arts Centre, with live music, art, spoken word, and comedy.
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