Caversham Arts Trail to return this weekend
FORTY-THREE artists will once again showcase their work across Caversham and Emmer Green.
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Henley Festival signs new five-year agreement with Henley Regatta
A new agreement granted by Henley Royal Regatta will see the festival return to the riverside until at least until 2030
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Top of the Rocks: Marisa and the Moths album takes top spot in rock charts in first week
Lead vocalist Marisa Rodriguez said: "We always believed we could do it but now it's here I don't know how to take it all in"
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Council raises concerns over proposed changes to national planning policy which would override regional policy
Reading Borough Council has voiced strong objections to changes set to be made to planning policy which would see local policy overridden
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Tilehurst’s Double-Barelled Brewery celebrates as beers go on sale in Waitrose
A TILEHURST-based brewery and tap room has expanded its range thanks to a new partnership with supermarket Waitrose.
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Meet the Sue Ryder Nurses bringing joy to people’s final days
Two nurses from Sue Ryder Hospice share their experience of working in palliative care and helping people live their final days the way they want to
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Don’t be played by piano scammers
If you are offered a 'free' second hand Yamaha grand, beware
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Fiesta is a feast of fun as Reading Children’s Festival returns
AFTER a wash-out last year, the launch event of this year's Reading Children's Festival was a sunny success.
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Three days of laughter thanks to Reading Indie Comedy Festival
THREE days of laughter will take place across the town this weekend thanks to the first Reading Indie Comedy Festival.
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New Community Together programme to be launched by the mayor to mark 40 years of the Indian Community Centre
THE Mayor of Reading is set to launch a new community project to celebrate the Indian Community Centre's 40th anniversary
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