Comedian Dara O Briain brings new tour to The Hexagon stage next spring
As part of his 2022 tour, he'll be heading to The Hexagon for one night only to perform So... Where Were We? on Saturday, March 5.
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Covid test site opens in Reading as part of Government drive
The facility launched in Battle Street Car Park last week.
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South Central Ambulance Service declares critical incident
It has said its staff and volunteers are working hard to respond to calls but the volume is "overwhelming".
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REVIEW: EBOS Back To The 5 6 7 8
The East Berkshire Operatic Society, EBOS, presents its show, Back To The 5 6 7 8, at South Hill Park's Wilde Theatre until this Saturday.
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Gardening charity launches autumn calendar to boost wellbeing
Thrive is asking residents to get involved with gardening and nature projects this autumn to brighten up the colder days.
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Reading Buses change timetable to keep Rivermead connected
As of Monday, November 1, the travel operator has been running more Buzz 42 buses to the town centre.
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Reading hosts mini COP26 to stand up against climate change
Reading Friends of the Earth and Econet have teamed up to host a COP26 session in the town centre.
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L’Ortolan ranked a top dining destination
AA awarded L'Ortolan, on Church Lane, three AA Rosettes in its annual award ceremony last month.
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Wokingham art gallery founder hosts launch event to showcase work
R Young Art Gallery, at Alexandra Court, Wokingham, invited members of the public to its grand opening to showcase its new studio.
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Christmas wreath making at Reading Biscuit Factory
To get into the festive spirit, participants can enjoy creating their wreaths at the venue on Broad Street Mall.
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