Family-friendly rave for charity launches in Reading’s Prospect Park
Raver Tots, a festival for families with young children, is set to make a comeback this summer for its’ UK tour - starting in Reading.
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What’s next for furlough? Thames Valley law firm looks at impact of lockdown
A THAMES Valley law firm has questioned whether the furlough scheme will be affected by the lockdown extension. Following prime minister Boris Johnson’s announcement that lifting lockdown would be delayed...
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Be Marvellous and help the Hurst tribute festival in need of volunteers
Marvellous Festivals, an annual tribute festival in Hurst, is on the hunt for more volunteers at this month's event.
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Reading FC introduces new streaming platform to replace EFL iFollow
Reading FC have introduced a new digital platform for fans to watch games which will replace the EFL iFollow system previously used. The new platform will include a new official...
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