Two men sentenced for drug offences in Reading
TWO men have been sentenced for drug offences in Reading following an investigation by Thames Valley Police.
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Reading School of Art Graduate Show returns
THE READING School of Art?s Graduate Show returns this June - the first in-person showing since the pandemic.
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Whitley Way Back When gives residents a trip down memory lane
Throwback Thursday was replaced by sepia-toned Saturday as ?Whitley Way Back When? took residents for a trip down memory lane.
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How Ruth’s new book started life on her mobile
MOST people keep family photos and favourite music lists on their mobile phones.
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Music unlocks our memories and supports dementia care, says home visits optician
Music can play a vital role in unlocking our memories, and in supporting those living with dementia.
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Eat to the Street: world cuisine comes to Broad Street
More than 20 cuisines will be available from street vendors across Broad Street, hosted by Blue Collar, on Saturday and Sunday, May 7-8
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Royals ball person applications open
READING Football Club are holding trials for new ball persons ahead of the 2022-23 season.
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In Da Bungalow On Da Stage: Dick and Dom are back for 20th anniversary
The presenters are bringing the mess and mayhem to their new show, Dick and Dom in Da Bungalow Live, this autumn
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Reading man jailed for drug offences
A Reading man has be jailed for drug offences after pleading guilty on Tuesday, April 26
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Rams 45-7 Cambridge: Hayhow bags hat-trick in thumping end of season win
CONNOR Hayhow grabbed his second hat-trick of the season as Rams produced a magnificent end-of-season display to thump fourth-placed Cambridge.
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