A man from Berkshire has been given a three-year ban from attending football matches after he threw a plastic bottle at fans
Read moreDetailsReading College and University Centre hosted an inspirational and educational one day event for hairdressing and barbering students at Reading Rep
Read moreDetailsMembers of the public in Reading are being encouraged to get their liver checked for free at Morrisons car park, off Basingstoke Road
Read moreDetailsResidents are being warned to be on their guard against criminals phoning them claiming to be from the police about a cloned bank card
Read moreDetailsA 'heart of the campus' University of Reading will be transformed after its latest refurbishment plans were approved.
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Read moreDetailsOne of the UK's fastest growing Indian street food restaurant chains, Karak Chaii, has opened the doors on its 22nd cafe in Reading
Read moreDetailsCan you name your local Non-League football club? As research reveals more than a third (34%) of Brits can't name a single Non-League team
Read moreDetailsGB athlete and Reading Sports Awards 'Schools Personality of the Year' winner 2024, Carys Westcott, is starting this year's Green Park Challenge
Read moreDetailsSmart Works Reading, the charity that helps women succeed at job interviews through its free interview coaching and dressing service
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