Punkoween brings tribute bands to The Face Bar
The Face Bar will see Reading's own Remones as well as Totally Blondie and The Pistols in a night of spooky punk tributes
Read moreDetailsThe Face Bar will see Reading's own Remones as well as Totally Blondie and The Pistols in a night of spooky punk tributes
Read moreDetailsUNDER-REPRESENTED communities in Reading and Slough are set to benefit from an innovative project.
Read moreDetailsReading's drag monarch highlights local talent with a show celebrating their first anniversary of performing drag
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council is set to consider planning proposals for a dedicated site for travellers at a committee meeting on Wednesday, October 5
Read moreDetailsAutism Berkshire is the latest charity to receive a £1,000 grant from the John Sykes Foundation's Covid-19 Relief Fund
Read moreDetailsA plan for a new climbing centre has been altered due to an error in the original application relating to opening times
Read moreDetailsA COMMUNITY GROUP is welcoming residents to attend a consultation session on Saturday, October 1.
Read moreDetailsA COMMUNITY event introduced hundreds of novice and experienced cyclists to the benefits of bike riding.
Read moreDetailsThe statue of George Palmer has been refreshed ahead of new facilities due for completion in Palmer Park
Read moreDetailsA CHARITY in Reading celebrated its 175th birthday with a fun-filled community event.
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