Readipop hits the jackpot thanks to £100,000 grant
A Reading-based music charity that works to remove barriers for entry to the industry has been given a massive boost, thanks to the National Lottery.
Read moreDetailsA Reading-based music charity that works to remove barriers for entry to the industry has been given a massive boost, thanks to the National Lottery.
Read moreDetailsI?m proud to say that we have developed something of a family evening routine
Read moreDetailsAN ARTIST who has had five Top 10 hits is preparing to wow audiences at The Hexagon with his latest show.
Read moreDetailsAre there times when you have wondered if you will make it through to see a better brighter future?
Read moreDetailsOO LA LA! Forget bangers n mash, jellied eels or roast beef ? it?s time to go continental.
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM-born musician and actor is preparing to tread the boards for a slightly different play this week.
Read moreDetailsEARLY next month, Reading?s Concert Hall will be filled once again with the sound of music.
Read moreDetailsTHERE?S still time to enter Reading?s Half Marathon, but you have to be quick as entries close on Monday.
Read moreDetailsTWO pedestrians have been seriously injured following a road traffic collision in Shinfield today, and Police are appealing for witnesses
Read moreDetailsLOOPHOLES around mobile phone use while driving have been closed and new rules are now in effect. The consequences can be catastrophic
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