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Read moreDetailsIt has been 25 years since a Women's Institute (WI) calendar took the world by storm. The Calendar Girls almost need no introduction
Read moreDetailsRABBLE Theatre is exploring the life of Pam Stubbs, a sub-postmistress at the Barkham Post Office for more than 20 years in a new production, Glitch
Read moreDetailsPeople in Shinfield are being invited to help to shape the future of their community by putting forward ideas to name a new recreational space.
Read moreDetailsTwo Rivers Press is launching Reading Poets: A New Anthology, which sees poetry from 20 of Berkshire's bards and is set for publication in June
Read moreDetailsIT HAS gone down in history as one of the most memorable matches in the history of snooker, and next year it will be recreated in The Hexagon
Read moreDetailsTICKETS have just gone on sale to a new show from a top comic returning to The Hexagon this autumn.
Read moreDetailsA COMEDIAN'S planned gig has been so successful that organisers are raffling off the remaining seats.
Read moreDetailsWE LOVE the sheer variety of the Reading and Wokingham music scene as we get a real mixture of artists coming to showcase their talents.
Read moreDetailsAre You Listening? Festival, which takes place in venues around Reading in May, has added further names to its line-up
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