It was a weekend of mixed results for Thames Valley Kings in the opening weekend of the British Wheelchair Basketball National League season.
Read moreDetailsA road traffic collision in Tilehurst has led to the closure of Park Lane and the junction between Mayfair and Landsdowne Road
Read moreDetailsSix new brands are set to join the Oracle, including Oliver Bonas, Gails, Boux Avenue, Charles Tyrwhitt, Rituals, and Marugame Udon
Read moreDetailsComedian Russell Howard has announced his 2023 live tour, set to begin at The Hexagon on Thursday, March 16, 2023
Read moreDetailsAuthor Annie Murray set to host a talk, followed by a Q and A, at Reading Central Library on Saturday, October 8
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police has released a tribute to Duane Denny on behalf of his family
Read moreDetailsBig Untidy is presenting a jazz night at the Rising Sun Arts Centre on Friday, October 7, featuring The Fleur Stevenson/ Hugh Turner Jazz duo
Read moreDetailsReading FC came from behind to draw 1-1 to Norwich at the Select Car Leasing Stadium on Tuesday night.
Read moreDetailsCultureMix Arts is hosting a number of events during Black History Month, including Reading Reggae Collective's open mic night, led by Don Cheadle
Read moreDetailsThe Florey Clinic is now offering first doses of a vaccine to combat Monkey Pox via appointment on Friday and Saturday, October 7-8
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