Reading Gaol bid makes New York Times headlines
The campaign to turn Reading Gaol into an arts hub has gained international attention, after being featured in the New ...
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Multi-million pound bid for Reading Gaol arts hub rejected
Reading Borough Council's £2.6 million bid to transform Reading Gaol into an arts hub has been rejected. Earlier this year, ...
Kate Winslet supports campaign to save Reading Gaol following Banksy mural
Actor Kate Winslet is supporting the campaign to save Reading Gaol, and is excited Banksy chose it as the site ...
Celebrities support call for Reading Gaol as arts centre
A number of celebrities have joined the call to turn Reading Gaol into an arts centre.
Fresh hope for gaol campaigners as sale falls through
The preferred bidder of Reading Gaol has withdrawn, creating fresh hope for campaigners.
Heritage body gives weight to campaign to save Reading Gaol
The campaign to protect Reading Gaol has been given a boost after Historic England have announced their support.
MP says there’s a ‘glimmer of hope’ in turning Reading gaol into an arts hub
"The letter shows that they have listened to the fact that their own heritage watchdog is saying something important about ...
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