Park Lane Primary School has set its sights on the The Sistema Recycled Playground Contest to win a new playground frame made of recycled materials
Read moreDetailsReading Rep is bringing Anna Wheatley's play, based on the original story by Hans Christian Andersen, back to the stage with an all-Reading cast
Read moreDetailsThis year the Reading based Real Estate Finance division collected donations for Cancer Research UK, superseding their original target of £10,000
Read moreDetailsToby Lee is coming to The Hexagon as part of Jools Holland's show there with his Rhythm & Blues Orchestra on Sunday, November 10
Read moreDetailsThe annual Fireworks Spectacular Family Raceday returns to Ascot with a bang this November, promising an action-packed day
Read moreDetailsTickets for See No Evil will disappear fast, says Arts4Wokingham
Read moreDetailsFigures obtained by Personal Injury Claims UK show that Reading Borough Council has spent more than £5m on temporary housing in the last three years.
Read moreDetailsResidents in Earley are invited to attend the official opening of Swallows Meadow after the completion of improvements to the space
Read moreDetailsCalled, simply, Thank You, the presentation opens this weekend
Read moreDetailsDiscover the town's photographic history and heritage
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