Public consultation open for ECMWF’s move to University’s Whiteknights campus
MEMBERS of the public are being invited to voice their opinions as an organisation looks to move its headquarters.
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Kenyan Family Fun Day sets 2024 date
A DATE has been set for the 2024 running of an annual community event.
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Rotary Charity Art and Craft Fair returns to help feed families in need
A FUNDRAISER is set to return after a successful 2022 event, with a view to support families struggling from food insecurity within Reading.
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WCDA cafe to open on Saturdays
A SOUTH Reading cafe is extending its opening hours to accommodate weekend brunchers.
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Football crazy Indian youngsters at Bradfield College
Bradfield College has played host to 16 youngsters from low income communities in India.
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Newark Street closed due to water leak
A READING road has been closed following a water leak.
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Warning issued for heavy rain
Berkshire has been placed under a yellow weather warning for heavy rain.
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Help make Reading more sustainable at Incredible Edible community consultation
Community groups are set to break bread this Saturday, October 14, to discuss strategies to help the Ding achieve a sustainable future.
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PLAYER RATINGS: Harvey Knibbs hat-trick helps Reading romp past rivals Swindon
READING FC continued their stellar record in the EFL Trophy by smashing five goals past an inexperienced Swindon side.
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Police seek witnesses to multiple robberies in Reading on Sunday, October 8
THAMES Valley Police is appealing for witnesses after a number of robberies in Reading on Sunday, October 8
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