Reading Borough Council considers proposal for dedicated traveller site
Reading Borough Council is set to consider planning proposals for a dedicated site for travellers at a committee meeting on Wednesday, October 5
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council is set to consider planning proposals for a dedicated site for travellers at a committee meeting on Wednesday, October 5
Read moreDetailsA new digital parking scheme has been given the go-ahead to begin a pilot phase in Lower Caversham, with digital permits and hourly visitor passes
Read moreDetailsA COMMUNITY event introduced hundreds of novice and experienced cyclists to the benefits of bike riding.
Read moreDetailsThe statue of George Palmer has been refreshed ahead of new facilities due for completion in Palmer Park
Read moreDetailsTHE RETREAT is hosting its annual Bloody Mary contest on Sunday, October 9, with spectators welcome
Read moreDetailsOn Sunday, October 9, Matt Hulse will lead will lead the cardboard culinary class, open to families with children of all ages, at Blue Collar Corner.
Read moreDetailsMINI FIRST Aid is offering a class to teach how to administer first aid to children and babies on Saturday, October 15
Read moreDetailsLuke Alexander has produced the documentary which explores the effect of organ donation on the families of those who need transplants
Read moreDetailsScott Matthews speaks to Reading Today as he kicks off his tour of the UK, including South Street Arts Centre.
Read moreDetailsTHE ROYAL Albion, Oxford Road, has come under new management, kicking off its new weekly events with a live DJ on Friday, September 16
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