The Redlands neighbourhood policing team will hold a Redlands and University Safer Neighbourhood Forum on Thursday 2 August at 7.00pm at Reading University London Road campus, building L33, room G.01.
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What’s happening on Katesgrove Hill from 23 July
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South Street Arts Centre
Rising Sun Arts Centre
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What’s happening on Katesgrove Hill from 16 July
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Summer road resurfacing in south Reading
Reading Borough Council (RBC) will be resurfacing roads all over town from 16 July until 15 August. Some of the work will be done overnight, and most involve road closures.
‘Much Ado About Nothing’ with the Progress Theatre at Reading abbey ruins
By Brenda Sandilands.
‘Much Ado About Nothing’ at Reading Abbey ruins. Photo courtesy of Richard Brown.
The Progress Theatre‘s delightful production of ‘Much Ado’ transports us to an English country house in May 1945, with most of the action taking place on the veranda and gardens. This clever choice allows the cast to make the most of the glorious outdoor setting – the magnificent Reading abbey ruins. It also means that a simple stage and few props are sufficient (a wireless and a patio table with chairs).
Planning application 181094 : Hillside, Allcroft Road
Hillside
Allcroft Road
Reading
RG1 5DJ
Redlands ward reported crime statistics for May 2018
Overall reported crime levels in Redlands ward have not changed significantly between the 12 months ending May 2017 and the 12 months ending May 2018, according to crime statistics released by the Home Office.
What’s happening on Katesgrove Hill from 9 July
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Meet your Redlands councillors at St Luke’s Parish Hall on 14 July
Meet your Reading Borough councillors at the Redlands Labour Ward Surgery on Saturday 14 July at 10.30am. They will be at the St Luke’s Parish Hall, Erleigh Road, Reading RG1 5LH for an hour and a half.
What’s happening on Katesgrove Hill from 2 July
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Thames Valley Police come to the Reading University London Road campus on 5 July
The Redlands neighbourhood policing team will hold a Redlands and University Safer Neighbourhood Forum on Thursday 5 July at 7.00pm at Reading University London Road campus, building L33, room G.01.
What’s happening on Katesgrove Hill from 25 June
South Street Arts Centre
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Reading Fringe on our doorstep
The Whitley Wood Community Centre
South Street bar
Rising Sun Arts Centre
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With a theme of ‘Connect-Collaborate-Create’, the Reading Fringe Festival kicks off with a launch party on Station Hill on 24 July at 7.30pm and ends on 29 July. Many events are free, but booking is usually required as tickets are limited.
Planning application 181057 : Hillside, Allcroft Road
Hillside
Allcroft Road
Reading
RG1 5DJ
Planning application 181053 : Rosedale Clinic
Rosedale Clinic
48 Redlands Road
Reading
RG1 5HR
Planning application 180861 : The Abbey Junior School
The Abbey Junior School
30 Christchurch Road
Reading
RG2 7AR
Planning application 180850 and 180993: Kendrick Girls School
What’s happening on Katesgrove Hill from 18 June
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Town to Gown: the Reading Guild of Artists summer show
By Gillie Tunley and Adam Harrington.
Liz Chaderton: great crested grebe, fisher king, heron and kingfisher (ink, watercolour and metal leaf).
The Reading Guild of Artists (RGA) are staging their fifth summer show at the University of Reading’s Institute of Education at their London Road campus until 24 June. It features an exhibition by RGA’s talented members, highlights from the fabulous Whiteknights Studio Trail, and includes a showcase for inspirational final year work by BA Ed Art students.
How Reading East and Reading West MPs voted in the European Union (withdrawal) Bill debate
Matt Rodda at 4:09am
Alok Sharma
12 June was a big day in the House of Commons for Brexit as the debate and voting took place on a long list of amendments proposed by the House of Lords.
