Never letter me down: Unsent Letters exhibition comes to the Rising Sun
Unsent Letters will explore letters dedicated to loved ones and how they illuminate of personal relationships at The Rising Sun Arts Centre
Read moreDetailsUnsent Letters will explore letters dedicated to loved ones and how they illuminate of personal relationships at The Rising Sun Arts Centre
Read moreDetailsREADING FC have added to their ranks by appointing Jared Dublin as the new Head of Scouting at the club.
Read moreDetailsLGBTQ+ support organisation Support U is seeking volunteers to meet growing demand for its services
Read moreDetailsREADING is the UK's safest city, with just 59 recorded crimes per 1,000 people.
Read moreDetailsAN EMPTY shop on Reading's Caversham Road will be demolished and turned into housing.
Read moreDetailsShaun Williamson is set to bring his festival hit show, Barrioke, to Forbury Gardens as part of Blue Collar and The Grumpy Goats Cheese Feast festival
Read moreDetailsBroad Street Mall will greet visitors with a new floral bench installed in the site's central square, filled with red roses
Read moreDetailsWORK has started on a new 64-bedroom care home that will open in Tilehurst next year.
Read moreDetailsA shop owner has been given a week's grace period to arrange legal representation after police raised concerns over his Reading town centre store
Read moreDetailsA unit at the station is set to be converted into a pop-up outlet where donations of winter clothing will be given to those who need them
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