Reading’s Elvira Styles rubbing shoulders with Davina McCall at BBC Premiere
Reading's very own comedy presenter, Miss England 2024 finalist and social media star with 600,000 social media followers,
Read moreDetailsReading's very own comedy presenter, Miss England 2024 finalist and social media star with 600,000 social media followers,
Read moreDetailsDIRECTOR of Rugby Seb Reynolds took plenty of positives despite Rams crashing to a 38-24 home defeat in their opening pre-season game at home
Read moreDetailsReading FC boss Noel Hunt spoke ahead of the team's trip to face Wycombe Wanderers on Saturday and admitted he still wants two or three new signings.
Read moreDetailsThere was a vibrant atmosphere at Queen Anne's School on Thursday morning as students arrived to collect their GCSE results.
Read moreDetailsStudents at Activate Learning's Reading College and University Centre are celebrating after collecting their GCSE exam results.
Read moreDetailsFestival goers were treated to a weekend of throwback anthems at Rewind Festival 2025.
Read moreDetailsStudents at The Abbey School are celebrating after the school described their GCSE results as outstanding.
Read moreDetailsThe students at Highdown School and Sixth Form Centre have once again achieved what the school has described as fantastic results
Read moreDetailsJD Gyms is bringing its fitness experience to Reading, with a new facility opening soon on Reading Link Retail Park.
Read moreDetailsBroad Street Beats returned to Broad Street Mall to celebrate Pride on Saturday, August 16.
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