Arts and science: Medical photo gallery opens in Broad Street Mall
A PHOTOGRAPHY exhibition has opened in Reading, showcasing some of Thames Valley's cutting-edge NHS research.
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Reading Pride parade makes a return this Saturday
The Love Unites Parade is returning this year, providing an opportunity for groups and individuals to show their support for ...
Mass jab site opens at Broad St Mall
THE MASS vaccination site in Reading has been moved. Formerly at the Madejski Stadium, jabs will now be available at ...
Broad Street Mall gears up to welcome Reading shoppers
Broad St. Mall, in neighbouring Reading, is preparing to reopen its doors next Monday as covid restrictions begin to ease.
Co-Space Reading to open in September, offering businesses space within Broad Street Mall
OFFICE workers now have a new excuse to pop down to the shops: their workspace is in a shopping mall. ...
Broad St. Mall to re-open on Monday- new safety measures announced.
Broad St. Mall is preparing to re-open to the public from Monday, June 15 - contactless payment and visiting alone ...
Mermaids to visit popular shopping centre
Contestants from this year’s ‘Miss Mermaid UK’ will meet shoppers and pose for photographs ahead of the competition on Saturday.
Wokingham Living Advent Calendar Day 21: Broad Street Tavern
Tonight's performance at Wokingham's Living Advent Calendar came courtesy of Woodley Theatre. The group performed Christmas Cheer, a short 15-minute ...
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