PRIDE OF READING AWARDS: Rum and cocktail bar Milk is at the heart of Reading
Milk, an independent rum and cocktail bar "at the heart of Reading", has been nominated for the Hospitality Award for all-round excellence
Read moreDetailsMilk, an independent rum and cocktail bar "at the heart of Reading", has been nominated for the Hospitality Award for all-round excellence
Read moreDetailsKingfisher A marched on at the top of Division One with a comfortable victory over Sonning Common & Peppard D with Hari Gehlot, Martin Adams
Read moreDetailsReading's "newish" cinema and meeting space really deserves to succeed says its nominator for the Hospitality Award.
Read moreDetailsGreen party call on fix for potholes
Read moreDetailsA new headteacher making a huge impact on a primary school has been praised by a parent for his work and for his focus on kindness.
Read moreDetailsA "total legend" who is a volunteer for the regional Motor Neurone Association has been put forward for Volunteer of the Year
Read moreDetailsThe Prime Minister has announced he is 'slamming on the brakes on the war on motorists', and will stop 'hare-brained schemes' which penalise drivers
Read moreDetailsReading's lively, varied nightlife and cultural offer continues to be a major pull for our town.
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