The re3 Partnership between Reading, Bracknell, and Wokingham Borough Councils to improve recycling and move away from landfills marks its 25th year
Read moreDetailsINDIE darlings Sundara Karma have announced they are set to say farewell to the band after 13 years following a final tour in December
Read moreDetailsShow Racism the Red Card has commissioned a new musical drama as part of a campaign to redress injustices against the pioneering Walter Tull
Read moreDetailsReading Museum and the Museum of English Rural Life have received Museums of Sanctuary status for dedication to welcoming people seeking sanctuary
Read moreDetailsNetwork Rail has announced that like-for-like sales at Reading Train Station are up 14% as they release quarterly figures
Read moreDetailsThe Reading All Steel Pan Orchestra Showcase is taking place from 6.30pm-8.30pm on Saturday, October 19, at CultureMix Arts, Queens Walk
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council has announced that works could soon begin on the arch in Cemetery Junction, pending planning application approval
Read moreDetailsBerkshire Vision held its first Beyond Sight Games, inviting people to take part in sports adapted for those with vision impairment
Read moreDetailsThe Rotary Club of Reading Abbey has helped Grace Mkangama, from Malawi, to settle in Thames Valley while she studies at the University of Reading
Read moreDetailsNadia Koseva, the general manager of Shinfield View, completed the Jurassic Mighty Hike in aid of Macmillan Cancer Support
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