TWO CATS are seeking a new owner who can care for them, including some help with an eye condition which requires a small dose of eye gel twice a day
Read moreDetailsCHARLIE Charles has been at the forefront of Reading's music scene for a whole decade? and his show is still going strong
Read moreDetailsMore than 250 people took part in the hike which is expected to have raised more than £15,000 in aid of Sue Ryder, sponsored by Azego
Read moreDetailsDRAG RACE royalty The Vivienne is set to host the Haters Roast, which is coming to the UK for the first time next year.
Read moreDetailsROB AUTON is returning to Reading once again as part of the tour of his brand new show, The Crowd Show
Read moreDetailsReading Today speaks to Dan D'Lion following a stellar performance at this year's Reading Festival, hot on the heels of his latest single, Knock Knock
Read moreDetailsThe council lends further support to families and organisations with another phase of grants from the Household Support Fund
Read moreDetailsA stripped back production of the Robert Louis Stevenson original takes out all of the extraneous aspects, leaving a perfectly told horror story
Read moreDetailsThe council has commended more than 30 young volunteers for their support with the Summer Reading Challenge, which helps children take up reading
Read moreDetailsCarters Steam Fair is bowing out with a big finale visit to Reading's Prospect Park from this weekend through to the end of the month.
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