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Back in 1980, the band Department S had a hit with the song Is Vic There? 45 years on, Eddy Roxy is fronting his own band
Read moreDetailsBack in 1980, the band Department S had a hit with the song Is Vic There? 45 years on, Eddy Roxy is fronting his own band
Read moreDetailsSpeeding and crime were the subjects that are at the top of voters' minds in Reading on polling day.
Read moreDetailsVoters are going to the polls to elect 17 representatives to Reading Borough Council today.
Read moreDetailsPolling stations across the country have thrown open the doors as the UK sees its biggest round of elections since 2024.
Read moreDetailsNew legislation which will see sweeping changes to how tenants and landlords deal with renting homes has been rolled out across the country.
Read moreDetailsMore than 200 musicians from across Reading will take to the stage alongside the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra at The Hexagon this weekend
Read moreDetailsPolice will deploy Live Facial Recognition (LFR) vans on Oxford Road on Monday, 11 May, as part of an operation aimed at identifying suspects
Read moreDetailsDr James O'Donoghue has been awarded the 2026 Carl Sagan medal by the American Astronomical Society for his work in community science.
Read moreDetailsAre You Listening? Festival is back, bringing local legends and far-afield favourites alike?here are out top five picks for local talent this weekend
Read moreDetailsReading Children's Festival returns for its 37th year, kicking off three weeks of events, activities and experiences from Saturday, May 9
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