Haber-bash-ery: Fabric Land bids a fond farewell with a party
Fabric Land throws in the towel with one last party, on Saturday, March 26.
Read moreDetailsFabric Land throws in the towel with one last party, on Saturday, March 26.
Read moreDetailsWild Weather Ales' annual batch of the 12% honey Imperial Stout will be served up at The Weather Station on Eldon Terrace from 2.30pm.
Read moreDetailsReading College unveils its new applied science centre, after a successful bid from Thames Valley Berkshire Local Enterprise Partnership.
Read moreDetailsThe Grumpy Goat on Union Street is holding its monthly beer club between 6.30pm and 8.30pm.
Read moreDetailsON FRIDAY, theatregoers will feel like they are on top of the world, thanks to a special performance.
Read moreDetailsTHE old adage time is money has been put to the test with a new Chattabox Index
Read moreDetailsA HOUSEBUILDER is doing its bit to help Ukrainians caught up in Putin?s invasion of the European country.
Read moreDetailsMusic legends Chris Difford, Nick Heyward and Carol Decker are among a glittering array of artists raising funds for Ukrainian refugees
Read moreDetailsDating has changed. About 30% of us now do so through dating sites and apps, with a much higher percentage in the younger age groups
Read moreDetailsWhat does unity look like, or mean, to us when we are surrounded by division and conflict? How do we unite when there are great chasms between us?
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