ROAD CLOSURES will be place on Sunday, April 3, as runners take over the streets.
Roads will be closed on Sunday, as the Reading Half Marathon sees runners, not cars, take over the town's streets - here's what to expect
Read moreDetailsRoads will be closed on Sunday, as the Reading Half Marathon sees runners, not cars, take over the town's streets - here's what to expect
Read moreDetailsAN ARTIST who has had five Top 10 hits is preparing to wow audiences at The Hexagon with his latest show.
Read moreDetailsEARLY next month, Reading?s Concert Hall will be filled once again with the sound of music.
Read moreDetailsTHERE?S still time to enter Reading?s Half Marathon, but you have to be quick as entries close on Monday.
Read moreDetailsIT WAS the raid that transfixed the nation, and made household names out of thieves such as Ronnie Biggs and Bruce Reynolds.
Read moreDetailsNEW acts have been announced for the Readipop Festival line-up as tickets go on sale.
Read moreDetailsWhittington's Tea Barge is moored on the north bank of the river Thames alongside Hills Meadows. It reopens for the season on Saturday, March 26.
Read moreDetailsThe hotly anticipated launch of Blue Collar Arena was well received on social media and saw queues forming for traders throughout the day.
Read moreDetailsROCKER Ricky Warwick brought his Fighting Hearts to Reading last week, for a night to remember.
Read moreDetailsA COMEDY night in Reading on Saturday will be a serious affair - it's raising funds for Ukraine
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