Shoppers rejoice: The Oracle is ready to open its doors once more
The Oracle, in neighbouring Reading, is gearing up to open its doors next week as covid restrictions lift.
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The Oracle closes Riverside Car Park for a month
The shopping centre is currently offering one-hour free parking for customers collecting click and collect orders and takeaways.
Reading shopping centre grants Christmas wishes with £20,000 donation
The Oracle is supporting 10 local charities through its Giving Back Project, to help them overcome the impact of the ...
The Oracle announces plans to reopen on Monday, June 15
A SHOPPING centre in neighbouring Reading has announced it will reopen its doors on Monday, June 15. The Oracle, in ...
Calls for boycott of new Reading branch of Chick-fil-A over allegations of anti-LGBT+ stance
There have been calls for a boycott of Chick-fil-A after it launched a concession in The Oracle shopping centre in ...
Free food samples and prizes to be won at The Oracle’s Summer Savour event
FREE food samples will be on offer thanks to a new two-day festival coming to Reading’s Oracle shopping centre this ...
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