More than 170 pupils take part in Whitley rugby festival
More than 170 pupils took part in a schools rugby festival in Reading, organisers have said.
Read moreDetailsMore than 170 pupils took part in a schools rugby festival in Reading, organisers have said.
Read moreDetailsPeople in Reading with conditions such as ADHD could face an additional £1,473 a year due to missed payments and late fees, according to new research
Read moreDetailsTrainee PE teacher from Earley will run in the Brighton Marathon for the dad she called Pops
Read moreDetailsA former Reading School pupil will return to his old school this April as part of a challenge to run seven marathons
Read moreDetailsDrivers are facing delays on the M4 near Reading after a crash led to lane closures close to Theale.
Read moreDetailsA special evening of music and reflection will take place at Reading Minster this April, bringing together performers and audiences in an act of "hope and solidarity." Sanctuary & Solidarity:...
Read moreDetailsBroad Street Mall has celebrated welcoming hundreds of children and their loved ones for fun-filled Easter events last weekend.
Read moreDetailsPeople moving to Reading are increasingly choosing suburban areas and nearby villages over the town centre, according to new data.
Read moreDetailsPolice are appealing for witnesses following reports of an assault along the Thames Path late this morning.
Read moreDetailsPolice say they were "shocked" to find a heavily intoxicated man passed out in the driver's seat of a car in Reading.
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