FROM THE LEADER: New Studio Theatre at the Hexagon
Last week, I joined colleagues to mark the end of an era at The Hexagon Theatre and the beginning of a new one
Read moreDetailsLast week, I joined colleagues to mark the end of an era at The Hexagon Theatre and the beginning of a new one
Read moreDetailsEarlier this year I was invited to enter Reading in the 'Let's Celebrate Towns' competition organised by Visa and the British Retail Consortium.
Read moreDetailsCouncillors in Reading will discuss a recommendation to ask the Secretary of State for a formal review of the existing boundary
Read moreDetailsIt's fair to say there have been a few important changes to the elections process over the last few years, and it can sometimes feel difficult
Read moreDetailsReading, UK – The rhythm of the world is coming to life once again as the World Groove Festival returns on Saturday, 27th September 2025, from 6:00 PM to 11:00...
Read moreDetailsFORMER Scotland Under 20s fly-half Harris Rutherford is happy to swap the San Diego sunshine for a switch to Sonning
Read moreDetailsAs I write this, the University of Reading stands on the threshold of a remarkable milestone. In 2026, we will celebrate our centenary
Read moreDetailsRETIRING Oratory School teacher Ian Jordan took the final wicket of the game as the Old Boys went down by six wickets to end a sun-kissed cricket week
Read moreDetailsOne of my favourite things about Reading is that we have one of the country's main water courses running through the town
Read moreDetailsMoving into 2025 has come with many changes, especially in employment law within the UK. For employers, employees and legal professionals, it is important to stay informed of such matters,...
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