Reading Festival to see new open-air stage with ‘never’ before seen digital video canopy
Reading Festival has announced a brand new stage will be coming to Little John's Farm the event returns this summer
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Rivermead Leisure Centre officially unveiled at opening ceremony
HUNDREDS came together on Tuesday for a celebratory event to officially open the new Rivermead Leisure Centre.
FROM THE LEADER: Celebrating the opening of Rivermead, Reading’s new flagship leisure centre
This week heralded the much-anticipated opening of our town's new flagship leisure centre at Rivermead
Reading Vinyl Record Fair: UK’s Biggest Record Fair with 200 Tables to Take Place on May 29
The Rivermead Leisure Complex and Gym will host the UK's biggest record fair.
Reading in line for potential £26.3 million funding to boost its bus services over three years: new routes, bus lanes and cheaper fares
READING’S buses are due to receive more than £26 million of funding over the next three years – although the ...
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