Reading Lions forced to cancel 2022 fireworks after flooding
READING'S firework display has been cancelled for 2022.
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In Case You Missed It: RMT strikes called off
The series of strikes has been called off, with the union's official Twitter account posting that it was entering into ...
Bracknell Town prepare for huge FA Cup clash with Ipswich Town
BRACKNELL TOWN are just days away from facing the biggest tie in their history when they host Ipswich Town in ...
Average Reading energy bill could rise by £1,000
A report by economists at the University of Warwick estimates that the average household in Reading could see energy bills ...
Mini Royals Friday sessions
READING Football Club are inviting young children to a weekly course to experience a journey of sporting imagination.
Calendars celebrate Reading and trees
Calendars celebrate Reading and trees
Whitley Social Club freezes membership fees
A COMMUNITY GROUP is inviting new and existing members to purchase membership for 2023.
Community initiatives to receive additional funding
READING-BASED community projects are set to benefit from a funding boost over the next 12 months.
Choir to sing Ukraine composer’s work
Choir to sing Ukraine composer's work
Students fun fair visit is serious business
UNIVERSITY students enjoyed all the fun of the fair while learning about its signwriting traditions.
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