FROM THE LEADER: Reading Festival comes to town
Reading Festival comes to town this week, you may have noticed.
Read moreDetailsReading Festival comes to town this week, you may have noticed.
Read moreDetailsBerkshire suffered their first Championship defeat in four years when losing to Wiltshire by eight wickets at Henley this week.
Read moreDetailsLast week, our students who sat their A-level exams this summer received their results. This week, our GCSE students will do the same.
Read moreDetailsDIRECTOR of Rugby Seb Reynolds acknowledged there was 'a lot of positive stuff' from Rams' opening 40-14 home pre-season victory against Clifton.
Read moreDetailsPlease spare a few minutes this week to complete our Community Safety Survey, which will help us determine the issues and locations to focus on
Read moreDetailsReading high jumper Morgan Lake was delighted to bounce back by securing a place in the European Championship final in Birmingham.
Read moreDetailsAt this time of year one of the things you notice as you walk around Reading is the quieter roads.
Read moreDetailsOver the coming weeks you may start to see new electrical equipment appearing on lamp posts in your street.
Read moreDetailsNEW Rams fly-half Ross McKay is buzzing to build new relationships after his arrival at Old Bath Road.
Read moreDetailsFive exceptional local businesses have been nominated for the Independent Retailer of the Year
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