Reading Walks Festival returns, bringing heritage and history to life through nearly 50 walks
The second Reading Walks Festival is back with nearly fifty trails and interactive walks exploring the history and stories of ...
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Flash, bang, wallop – what a picture of a walk … discover Reading’s role in the development of photography
READING'S role in the emergence of photography is to be unpacked on Saturday with a walking tour of the town
Reading Walks Festival to return this May
IT WAS so popular, it's been told to take a hike. After a successful inaugural year, the Reading Walks Festival ...
Boots on the ground: New walking festival, Reading Walks, to come to town this May
A NEW festival comes to Reading this May, and it is different to the many music and food events: this ...
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