Reading City is up for the cup … of tea
A CHANCE to enjoy a nice brew is being offered by one of the town's football clubs.
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Specialist pest controllers shot rats in Southcote culling
READING Borough Council culled rats from a housing estate in Southcote by shooting them.
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Flute group to perform afternoon concert in Winnersh
A CONCERT is to take place in Winnersh next month.
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Cycle for change in Reading town
A BIKE ride dubbed 'cycle for change' is to come to Reading town centre tomorrow (Friday, September 29).
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Fun fair and fireworks coming to Reading park in time for half-term
A FUN FAIR and firework display is coming to a Reading park this October, just in time for half-term.
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Event at Broad St. Mall on Monday will celebrate Reading’s golden generation
A CELEBRATION of Reading's golden generation will take place on Monday.
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Eddie & The Hot Rods prepare for Reading date
A BAND described as one of the founding fathers of the punk era is preparing to bring their loud, fast and in-yer-face rock n roll to Reading
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Reading town centre road to be closed for resurfacing works
A ROAD closure is planned on a major Reading town centre road.
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Ambulance service seeks new governors
South Central Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust (SCAS) is seeking nominations to join its council of governor constituencies
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RSPCA backs Guinea Pig Awareness Week as number of abandoned animals soars 37% on last year
AN AWARENESS week is running this week in a bid to improve welfare of guinea pigs.
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