ON SUNDAY, November 20, Reading marked Transgender Day of Remembrance with a vigil. Reading Pride project MyUmbrella LGBT+ organises the annual event, this year inviting the general public to take...
Read moreDetailsTHE CANINE equivalent of Brad Pitt or Scarlett Johansson is being sought for a new production coming to The Hexagon next spring
Read moreDetailsA TILEHURST brewery marked its fourth anniversary with a party, and guests turned out in droves to join the celebrations.
Read moreDetailsWe have designed a package of Council support which squeezes the most out of the limited funding available and gets help to those who need it the mos
Read moreDetailsWORK has begun to resurface 12 Reading roads, bringing to an end a £9 million project to improve surfaces on 467 borough highways over three years.
Read moreDetailsTICKETS have gone on sale for the Royal Berks Charity's carol service.
Read moreDetailsREADING CITY continue their reign at the top of the table after they hit six past Wokingham & Emmbrook.
Read moreDetailsTop Hat is an evening of romance, scandal, humour, and a case of mistaken identity, accompanied or interspersed with a vast array of dance styles
Read moreDetailsThe Friends of Park Lane Primary School Christmas Bazaar will take place at the school on Friday, December 2, from 3.45pm-6pm
Read moreDetailsWinter Whisky Tasting will take place at The Castle Tap, Castle Street, on Monday, December 12, from 7.45pm
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