Reading MPs unite over Gaol’s future ahead of meeting with Prisons Minister
After continued uncertainty about the site's future, MPs Matt Rodda and Alok Sharma are due to meet with the Prisons ...
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MP keeps pressing case with ministers to try and save Reading Gaol from development
AN ONGOING campaign to try and save Reading Gaol and see it converted in to an arts centre remains poised ...
Reading Gaol: Matt Rodda MP set to meet with prisons minister for renewed bid discussions
Matt Rodda MP sparks fresh hope for the Save Reading Gaol campaign as he announces a meeting with the MOJ ...
Gyles Brandreth speaks about the history and future of Reading Gaol
Reading Today speaks to Gyles Brandreth, honorary president of the Oscar Wilde Society, about the future of Reading Gaol and ...
Forget Oscar Wilde’s Ballad of Reading Gaol, Professor Peter has written the booklet of…
A professor campaigning to preserve the old Reading Gaol buildings has written a short history about them
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