Rainbow Barn Dance raises hundreds to help community member’s healthcare costs
With Big Jay taking up hosting duties, the event saw live performances from Duac, Dorian Gay, and Brittana Faberry, as well as DJ sets from Anitah DJ
Read moreDetailsWith Big Jay taking up hosting duties, the event saw live performances from Duac, Dorian Gay, and Brittana Faberry, as well as DJ sets from Anitah DJ
Read moreDetailsCAN scientists predict when people will develop inflammatory arthritis (IA) using artificial intelligence?
Read moreDetailsOPTICIANS in Reading, Woodley and Lower Earley are urging parents to get their children's eyes tested ahead of the new school year.
Read moreDetailsTO MARK the launch of a new collaboration between a Reading bar and a Finchampstead brewery, a special event is to take place next week
Read moreDetailsAN EVENING of burlesque entertainment is coming to Reading town centre this Saturday, August 26.
Read moreDetailsNatasha hopes people of all abilities will step up and raise money for life-saving research.
Read moreDetailsA DECISION to close a major pedestrian route just before the start of Reading Festival has been criticised by the town's opposition parties.
Read moreDetailsA Reading man has been has been sentenced to four and a half years in prison following a number of drug supply offences
Read moreDetailsThe council, in conjunction with Network Rail, will see netting and panels removed overnight as an increased security measure
Read moreDetailsChris Hillman speaks to Caravan's Pye Hastings about the band's history and how he keeps things fresh in his writing and performance
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