Volunteers from Procter & Gamble's Reading offices lent their time to Little Heath School in Tilehurst to clean up a site ahead of of green projects
Read moreDetailsLeandro Silva, aged 22 and of London Road, Bromley, was sentenced to two years and six months in jail at Reading Crown Court on Friday, October 13
Read moreDetailsTHE NHS has announced that more than five million COVID-19 vaccinations have been administered in the Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, and Oxfordshire area
Read moreDetailsReading is now home to a tulip tree gifted to the county of Berkshire by The Queen's Green Canopy marking Coronation of HM King Charles III
Read moreDetailsIOTA Events is bringing back its classic drag bingo as part of their Hallowe'en events in Reading
Read moreDetailsStall-holders are being sought for an upcoming Christmas market set to take place in Reading
Read moreDetailsSouth Central Ambulance Service has been awarded a prestigious accolade for its campaign to improve defibrillator access
Read moreDetailsSOUTH Western Railway has partnered with charity Missing People on a campaign to help people in crisis and prevent them from becoming missing
Read moreDetailsUniversity Technical College Reading has been given an award in recognition of its work with cadets
Read moreDetailsPaloma Faith has announced her sixth studio album, The Glorification of Sadness, and a 26-date headline tour of the UK
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