Race organisers announce November date for Reading Half Marathon
“We have been working tirelessly with our partners and key stakeholders to confirm the new date and want to thank ...
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GALLERY: Sunday at Reading Festival 2017
Reading Festival 2017 came to a dramatic close on Sunday night with a legendary performance by rockers Muse. The Devon ...
Rewind Festival 2017: Sunday’s best performances
Sunday at Rewind Festival saw performances from the likes of Status Quo, Kim Wilde and Midge Ure on the main ...
Rewind Festival: Sunday’s Line-Up
This Sunday, 80s music legends Status Qu, Kim Wilde and Go West will be rocking the stage at Temple Island ...
Murder investigation launched after woman found dead in Crowthorne
A MURDER investigation has been launched after a woman was found dead at a property in Crowthorne last night. Thames ...
GALLERY: Sunday at Reading Festival
THE rain finally came on Sunday, but the brief showers did not put a dampener on the festivities over at ...
GALLERY: Fans at Rewind Festival on Sunday
THE sun shone for a little while on Sunday, before the rain returned with a vengeance! But these party animals ...
Children’s toys stolen as popular farm shop is raided twice in a week
A CHILD’S ride was smashed open and a collection tin plundered by “mindless” thieves who have raided a popular farm ...
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