Broad Str-eat: Reading Food Festival returns to the town centre
Reading Food Festival is back, hosted by Blue Collar and bringing 30 different cuisines to Broad Street
Read moreDetailsReading Food Festival is back, hosted by Blue Collar and bringing 30 different cuisines to Broad Street
Read moreDetailsREADING FC drew 1-1 in their crucial match-up against Wigan, leaving them perilously close to the drop.
Read moreDetailsA READING museum scrapped its 'hands off' policy this weekend, as visitors got hands-on with a range of activities to celebrate Earth Day 2023.
Read moreDetailsA SOUTH Reading church might hold even more history than residents might first suspect, but will probably struggle to investigate it.
Read moreDetailsLADIES in South Reading can get creative at a church's monthly initiative.
Read moreDetailsJake Sackman, aged 27 and of Hawkedon Way, Lower Earley, was found guilty of drink driving on Wednesday, April 26
Read moreDetailsReading's Vegan food fiesta attracts thousands of visitors
Read moreDetailsMorris dance 'apprentice' Jess Tyers was so impressed by care given to her mum at a hospice she inspired her dancing team to fundraise for it.
Read moreDetailsA UNIVERSITY of Reading-linked institution has opened in Cape Town, South Africa.
Read moreDetailsTWO SOUTH Reading organisations are inviting residents to help plan an exciting summer community event.
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