NOW OPEN: New cafe set to change lives ‘one cup of coffee at a time’
THE PEOPLE of Reading can enjoy a new cafe-with-a-cause following its official opening on Wednesday, March 22.
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A COURSE FOR A CAUSE: Fundraiser set to take on Reading Half for hospice
A HOSPICE chef will be dropping the kitchen in place of her kicks as she takes on the Reading Half Marathon for a worthy cause.
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SET, GO: Hong Kongers ready to tackle Reading Half Marathon
MORE THAN 50 runners from Hong Kong will take part in the Reading Half Marathon on behalf of Harbour Sports Club.
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Discover Hummingbirds and Hamburgers with new art show from Reading-based artist
The OpenHand OpenSpace (OHOS) gallery is to host a new exhibition from a Reading-based artist
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Readipop meet-up to be held at Reading’s Biscuit Factory on Thursday
Reading's local music community is set to grow and foster thanks to Readipop's bi-monthly music meet-ups.
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Plans approved for Amethyst Road social care facilities
The new Amethyst Road Respite Service will provide general support both vulnerable residents and carers while offering flexible services
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‘Every few years there’s a new folk revival’: Alasdair Roberts chats to Reading Today about his new album ahead of South Street show
Grief in the Kitchen and Mirth in the Hall is due for release on Friday, March 31, when Alasdair will also be performing at South Street Arts Centre
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COMMUNITY FESTIVAL: University to welcome residents onto campus for new event
THE UNIVERSITY of Reading will welcome residents from across the town onto its Whiteknights campus for a new family-friendly event.
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Top of the Chouffes: Reading pub to host celebration of the unfiltered blond beer
AN INSIGHT into the world of Chouffe beers is coming to Reading next week.
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Pangbourne Jazz Club to welcome Tracey Mendham
The Pangbourne Jazz Club is set to host a live performance by renowned saxophonist Tracey Mendham on Sunday, April 2.
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