TimeTrap escape room to close after nearly eight years of interactive experiences in Reading
The TimeTrap Escape Room in central Reading has announced it is set to close on march 20, after nearly 8 ...
The TimeTrap Escape Room in central Reading has announced it is set to close on march 20, after nearly 8 ...
Great Western Railway has marked another significant milestone with one of its battery-powered train as estimates say it could break ...
Liberation and black theology will be the focus for a religious-themed discussion group coming to Reading town centre next month.
THE stars in the night sky are the focus of a new book aimed at children wanting to gaze in ...
Physical inactivity is one of the main risk factors for heart diseases and is associated with a 24% higher risk ...
DEADLETTER will be joined by Mary In The Junkyard, Man/Woman/Chainsaw, and Gag Salon at St Laurence Church on Friday, March ...
Drag superstar Sum Ting Wong is performing at The Oakford Social Club on the first Saturday of every month from ...
Dorchester Abbey's art exhibition has become a shrine to Alexei Navalny
Thames Valley Police is appealing for help locating Kelly, 33, who has been missing from Southcote for five days
The future of Homes for Reading Ltd is unclear as the council says that the viability of the company is ...
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