Open garden in Tutts Clump includes ancient woodland and a Second World War air-raid shelter
AN OPEN garden in Tutts Clump will give people the chance to explore ancient woodland.
Read moreDetailsAN OPEN garden in Tutts Clump will give people the chance to explore ancient woodland.
Read moreDetailsReading FC manager Paul Ince has confirmed that the club are on the brink of signing Naby Sarr and Mamadou Loum.
Read moreDetailsLondon Legal Support Trust is raising funds for legal support charities with its annual Reading Legal Walk taking place in September
Read moreDetailsReading Pride is set to take over B Radio on Monday, August 1, with a huge headliner announcement ahead of this years Love Unites Pride event
Read moreDetailsThe food festival is open until 7pm on Thursday, July 28, but people are asked to arrive earlier so as not to miss out.
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Buses is trialling the use of age verification features on its mobile app, hoping to tackle the need for youngsters to carry ID
Read moreDetailsA CRAFT session will take place in Reading town centre on Tuesday.
Read moreDetailsFORGET Jurassic Park, the dinosaurs can be found at Wellington Country Park.
Read moreDetailsVolunteers are the heartbeat of Oxfam and currently they are seeking more volunteers for their charity shops in Reading.
Read moreDetailsHammerson has launched a consultation on its plan to change the eastern portion of the site into apartments, shared working and public spaces.
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