Ladies with a fan at the Aspire and CAG meeting at RISC
The Rising Sun Arts Centre (Huma Jehan)
The Whitley Pump
The view from Katesgrove Hill
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The Bell of St Agnes.
The Redlands neighbourhood policing team will hold a East Reading Safer Neighbourhood Forum on Thursday 5 March at 7.00pm at room G:01, building L33, on Reading University’s London Road Campus.
Image (c) Huma Jehan
Whitley GrowAllot. Picture (c) Huma Jehan
The Redlands neighbourhood policing team will hold their East Reading Safer Neighbourhood Forum on Thursday 9 January at 7pm at Reading University’s London Road campus in building L33, room G01.
Royal Berkshire Hospital
There were seven new planning and building control applications in south Reading this week. They may be discussed at one of the next Reading Borough Council planning applications committees.
40 Silver Street archaeological dig
Ladies with a fan at the Aspire and CAG meeting at RISC
Four Horseshoes 15 October 2015
Four Horseshoes 17 October 2015
The Four Horseshoes public house at the corner of Basingstoke Road and Long Barn Lane was an ancient hostelry originally known as the Long Barn. In the 1820s, it was at the centre of a libel case involving tenant James Leach and Reading’s brewing and political elites.
By Evelyn Williams and Adam Harrington.
Limestone figurine of a horse 750- 650 BC, Cypro-archaic I period.
Image courtesy of the Ure Museum (c) University of Reading.
The Ure Museum of Greek Archaeology on Reading University’s Whiteknights campus houses many ancient Cypriot artefacts collected by Ellen Barry at the end of the nineteenth century. Ellen Barry was the daughter of William Exall, a partner at the former Katesgrove Lane ironworks Barrett, Exall and Andrewes. Her mother was Frances Mary Andrewes, who was a sister of another partner in the same business, Charles Andrewes.
The Redlands neighbourhood policing team will hold their East Reading Safer Neighbourhood Forum on Thursday 7 November at 7.00pm at Reading University’s London Road campus in building L33, room G01.
The Bell of St Agnes.
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