THE READING Pride board of trustees has released a statement after a drag queen was confronted by protestors in Reading on Monday, July 27. Aida H Dee, the performer behind...
Read moreDetailsBEDFORDSHIRE Police is seeking help identifying a group of men in connection with disorderly behaviour during a football match. Police are seeking the men in connection with disorder at a...
Read moreDetailsThree new venues join the Best Bar None accreditation scheme, which champions venues with high standards of safety and service in Reading
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council is seeking views on its new autism strategy, consulting residents, autistic people, and carers to improve its support
Read moreDetailsReading has come second in a Twinkl survey of pet-friendly towns and cities in England, topping the charts for dog-friendly venues
Read moreDetailsBig Jay will be hosting a Rainbow barn Dance at the Castle Tap on Saturday, July 30, raising funds for Reading Trans Pride and featuring STACI
Read moreDetailsReading in Bloom is taking its last few entries for the competition, with nominations closing on Sunday, July 24
Read moreDetailsDepression Xpression is holding its regular coffee morning at the Biscuit Factory on Friday, July 22, from 11am-12.30pm
Read moreDetailsA charity tombola in aid of Reaching the Unreached is set to take place at the Alehouse on Saturday, July 30
Read moreDetailsCircus Zyair returns, with twice daily shows from Friday, July 29, to Tuesday, August 2
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