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PANTO REVIEW: Sleeping Beauty leaves me wanting more, more, more
THEY say you should always leave audience wanting more ? and that's true for the Theatre Royal's Sleeping Beauty. You ...
Thames Valley Police expands presence in Windsor ahead of committal ceremony for the Queen
A COMMITTAL ceremony for the Queen will take place in Windsor following her funeral in London
Reading town centre sushi restaurant applies for alcohol licence – and to be able to open later
A sushi restaurant that opened in Reading town centre earlier this year is applying for a licence to open later ...
Rail Pastors need volunteers on Reading’s tracks
A FAMILIAR part of Reading?s nightlife are the Street Pastors, a group of volunteers who patrol the town to ensure ...
To mark Queen’s Platinum Jubilee, Reading Buses is bringing out its open top bus
WITH the nation ready for a four-day party, Reading Buses is operating special Platinum Jubilee services, including the return of ...
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