No rest for the wicket: Reading cricketer discusses mental health and testing game against world’s best
A FORMER Reading schoolboy is giving the world?s best cricketers a run for their money at the dizzy heights of Lord?s.
Read moreDetailsA FORMER Reading schoolboy is giving the world?s best cricketers a run for their money at the dizzy heights of Lord?s.
Read moreDetailsA BRASS band is preparing to mark its 21st anniversary, with a special concert in Reading on Saturday.
Read moreDetailsA READING-based law firm was able to welcome guests for a garden party earlier this month, its first for three years.
Read moreDetailsAN UNUSUAL combination is promised by the Concerts in Caversham team for their June performance.
Read moreDetailsWhile the flurry of activity around the climate stripes, one unmissable adoption of the graphic will be zooming around Reading for a lot longer.
Read moreDetails#ShowYourStripes Day falls on Tuesday, June 21. The easiest way to get involved is to download a stripes graphic from showyourstripes.info
Read moreDetailsSince their creation in 2018, the climate stripes have become a ubiquitous symbol of climate change and an emblem for climate action.
Read moreDetailsNo words. No numbers. No graphs. Just a series of vertical coloured bars, showing the progressive heating of our planet in a single, striking image
Read moreDetailsMAMMA MIA! A famous Swedish band will be celebrated by a famous Swedish brand
Read moreDetailsAN EARLEY pub has come up with a novel way of helping customers celebrate the Platinum Jubilee ? it?s rolling back the clock to charge just 6p a pint
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