Jazz in Pangbourne this Sunday with the Big Colors Big Band
PANGBOURNE Jazz Club is back on Sunday, January 7, with a visit from the Big Colors Big Band.
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Entertainment
Smack The Pony star to appear at Reading comedy club on Saturday
JUST The Tonic comedy club is back on Saturday, January 6, with a quartet of comics preparing to make visitors laugh
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Wetherspoons two Reading pubs adds vegan burger special to its menu – but only this January
A NEW burger is about to go on sale at two Reading town centre pubs, but you'll have to be quick to take advantage.
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Musical duo first to perform at Readifolk in 2024
READIFOLK will welcome a duo for its first meeting of 2024.
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Comedy night to return to Progress Theatre in the new year
Progress Theatre is bringing back its comedy evenings with Comedy in Progress, which sees live stand-up and performances in a regular showcase
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When Slade rocked Reading Festival with Merry Xmas Everybody … now they’re heading up the RaW Sounds Today Festive Playlist
YOUR granny knew: the old songs are the best and back in 1980, she was rock n rolling with the rest when she went to Reading Festival.
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Test your knowledge at Double Barelled’s Quiz of the Year
BEER tokens are the prize of proving you know more about 2023 than anyone else.
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6,000 custard pies, and every one a winner
A PANTO star received his 6,000th custard pie in the face earlier this month ? and it was just as funny as the first one.
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Reading climbing centre to host Kendal Mountain Masters Tour
The Climbing Hanger, Stadium Way, is one of five venues which will be hosting Kendal Mountain Masters when it goes on tour in January
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You’re Christmas to Me: Sam Ryder surprises Reading shoppers as Christmas number 1 race heats up
Sam Ryder surprises shoppers in Reading as the battle for Christmas number 1 heats up
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Wildlife Park in Pangbourne, Beale Park, welcomes two new residents, Brad and Enkai the sloths, as it marks its 70th year
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Millwall reject huge transfer bid for former Reading FC winger
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