Reading Borough Council is bringing its annual evening of carols and readings to the town through a new partnership with the University of Reading.
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Read moreDetailsThe Caversham Picture Framer is set to explore the work of Emily Gillmor through a display of her limited edition screenprints
Read moreDetailsCHILDREN of all ages will be able to meet Geoffrey the Giraffe on Saturday, as Toys R Us returns to Reading.
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council is predicted to have spent at least £1 million on accounting and audit fees because accounts were signed off late.
Read moreDetailsA teenage refugee spent two years enduring danger, abuse and homelessness in Africa and Europe before finding safety in Reading and Wokingham
Read moreDetailsTWYFORD AND RUSCOMBE lost out for just the second time this season which means they stay in third position.
Read moreDetailsEast Reading Festival is returning to Palmer Park on June 25, bringing with it a day of family fun, festivities, and friendship
Read moreDetailsLOCAL television service That's Thames Valley will continue to operate for another 10 years subject to the outcome of a public consultation.
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