An evening exploring all aspects of time – through comedy, poetry and words – is coming to Reading next month. Rob Auton timechecks with PHIL CREIGHTON
Read moreDetailsTo ensure people stay safe in the water, Reading-based swim school Puddle Ducks has issued some top tips.
Read moreDetailsThe Co-op at Reading's Cemetery Junction has a new role: it stars in a new hand drawn version of Oscar Wilde's The Happy Prince, thanks to a talented artist
Read moreDetailsReading's Grosvenor Casino has a gaming academy that trains staff over a six-week period. The aim is to give staff the best chance to progress. Here's more about it
Read moreDetailsA series of new homes will launch in Reading tomorrow, as St Edward reveals its latest waterside apartments.
Read moreDetailsPolice are appealing for witnesses to the crash at 2.15pm on Tuesday outside the BP Petrol Station on Oxford Road, in Reading.
Read moreDetailsWITH Marvel dominating Disney+, and appetites whetted by the launch of a trailer for the new Spider-man film, demand for superheroes has never been higher. And a Reading-based store is...
Read moreDetailsCold Chain Federation chief executive, Shane Brennan, said working with Blandy & Blandy was “reassuring at every stage.”
Read moreDetailsA new booklet for Reading FC fanatics has been released charting the club’s post-war league history, just in time for its 150th anniversary
Read moreDetailsThe Love Unites Parade is returning this year, providing an opportunity for groups and individuals to show their support for the LGBT+ community.
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