A Reading theatre opens its doors to the public
A Reading theatre opens its doors to the public
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Student housing nears 3,000 as FOI request reveals figures
Of the 74,804 residential properties in Reading borough, 2,970 of them are occupied by full-time students.
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Queen Anne’s Careers fair is back
Queen Anne's School careers fair is returning on Monday, September 19
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Reading Borough Council’s ethnicity pay gap revealed
Reading Borough Council releases its ethnic minority pay gap every financial year in a bid to be transparent.
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Reading pub dating back to 1841 protected
The Bugle, on Friar Street, was locally listed after councillors voted unanimously to protect the building
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More than £100,000 of grants to fund church projects
The Development Fund, now in its ninth round of funding, assists churches across the Diocese of Oxford.
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Comedy night at Winnersh pub The Pheasant
A COMEDY night is coming to a Winnersh pub next month.
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Star-studded line-up entertain Saturday crowd for Heritage Live
On Saturday, July 30, the grounds of Englefield House welcomed the Heritage Live Concert series.
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Reading Legal Walk set for September in aid of legal advice for the vulnerable
London Legal Support Trust is raising funds for legal support charities with its annual Reading Legal Walk taking place in September
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Free food festival at Tesco on the Napier Road this afternoon
The food festival is open until 7pm on Thursday, July 28, but people are asked to arrive earlier so as not to miss out.
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