Progress Theatre: A truthless future in Liar’s Teeth
Progress ponders the role of fiction in modern society with Emily Goode's Liar's Teeth, mixing light and dark in its latest production
Read moreDetailsProgress ponders the role of fiction in modern society with Emily Goode's Liar's Teeth, mixing light and dark in its latest production
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Gay Chorus is performing at St Luke's Church on Sunday, December 11, from 7pm
Read moreDetailsHUNDREDS of campaigners gathered together for an event to support a family of seven on the day of their eviction.
Read moreDetailsREADING is one of two new entrants in the Key Cities network, which represents the country's urban areas.
Read moreDetailsWOMEN from across Reading are invited to join in a march and rally this Friday, as part of the Reclaim The Night initiative.
Read moreDetailsREADING'S old haunts can be explored at a new walking tour taking place next month.
Read moreDetailsSANTA will be swapping his sleigh for a fire engine when he makes his first appearance of the year in Hare Hatch on Saturday.
Read moreDetailsLondon Waterloo is top of the stops again, but passengers numbers are still down on pre-pandemic levels, according to new research.
Read moreDetailsWOODLEY turned continental last Thursday as a popular French market returned.
Read moreDetailsIT'S NOT often that getting stuck behind a bus can be a source of joy, but for one Reading woman, it was life-changing.
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