The project, led by visual artists Lisa-Marie Gibbs and Philip Newcombe, is called Island Life, and will come to Open Hand Open Space, Oxford Road
Read moreDetailsA SPECIAL festive weekend is planned at the Reading branch of IKEA.
Read moreDetailsMILK deliveries in the Reading and Wokingham area may be disrupted tomorrow as a result of the fire at Station Hill earlier today. The Milk & More distribution centre is...
Read moreDetailsReading Festival has officially added the first names to its bill for 2024, with some returning stars being among the earliest to be announced
Read moreDetailsREADING FC manager Ruben Selles gave the latest updates on the club's ownership situation, with a takeover still in the process.
Read moreDetailsREADING FC manager Ruben Selles has claimed that he has not seen enough 'commitment' from Ovie Ejaria to make his return to the first-team.
Read moreDetailsTWO PEOPLE have been taken to hospital following a fire in Reading town centre.
Read moreDetailsROAD closures are in place around Reading town centre as emergency services tackle a blaze at Station Hill. Thames Valley Police said that the affected area is from Forbury roundabout...
Read moreDetailsTHERE is significant damage to a building at the One Station Hill development following a fire this morning. Emergency services are currently on the scene, setting up a base at...
Read moreDetailsCROWDS will flock to Woodley on Saturday evening for the switching-on of its Christmas lights
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