HE’S the man with 52 namesakes and knows that modern life is, well, goodish. He’s also a dab hand with technology and, more than anything else, he enjoys taking the...
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Read moreDetailsTHE FIREWORKS have not yet been lit, but already Trinity Concert Band is making preparations for its Christmas concert
Read moreDetailsAn estimated 700 people braved the wind and rain to gather in Reading Abbey ruins to show their support for a campaign to turn the former Reading Gaol site into...
Read moreDetailsTHE LATE 1980s was an explosive time for the comic book industry. Mention Batman to most people of a certain age and they’ll be thinking of the 1989 movie starring...
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Read moreDetailsNick Biadon is playing Giles Ralston, the owner of a country manor turned hotel. But the former St Crispin’s student didn’t know he was going to be an actor when...
Read moreDetailsA captivating tale of self-discovery awaits audiences of a Broadway spectacular showing at The Hexagon this week. Directed by Michael Fentiman, Amélie The Musical follows a young woman as she...
Read moreDetailsOver 1,000 people have signed up to hug Reading Gaol in a protest over its upcoming sale.
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