Reading Festival: Friday’s Highlights
Highlights from Friday at Reading Festival, with unforgettable sets from Frank Carter and The Rattlesnakes, Glass Animals, Circa Waves, and Dan D'Lion
Read moreDetailsHighlights from Friday at Reading Festival, with unforgettable sets from Frank Carter and The Rattlesnakes, Glass Animals, Circa Waves, and Dan D'Lion
Read moreDetailsEdgbarrow School has congratulated its students, with around two in five grade entries being 7 or higher, equivalent to A Grades or higher
Read moreDetailsProtestors targeted children and parents at family reading events conducted by Aida H Dee, a drag queen and children's author, on Wednesday, August 24
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council, together with Festival Republic, says its "key message" to attendees is to take tents home and avoid single-use plastics
Read moreDetailsCineworld anounces that it has filed for bankruptcy, with the chain saying it has struggled to recover from the pandemic
Read moreDetailsPolice are appealing for witnesses and dash-cam footage after four offenders attacked a man in his forties on the M4 on Monday, August 15
Read moreDetailsThames Water has announced that the Temporary Use Ban will begin on Wednesday, August 24, placing restrictions on use of hosepipes
Read moreDetailsBeans on Toast, who says he is as an outlaw folk musician, is preparing to visit Reading next spring, part of a "mahoosive ramble" across the country
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police will be given the funding over three years to support and fund new and existing services
Read moreDetailsDue to a number of days of industrial action throughout August, Great Western and South Western Railways will be offering severely limited services
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