In Pictures: Reading Pride 2026
All of our pictures from the Reading Pride Parade and Love Unites Festival 2026
Read moreDetailsAll of our pictures from the Reading Pride Parade and Love Unites Festival 2026
Read moreDetailsBookface: Chapter 17 will take place at the Rising Sun Arts Centre on Saturday, September 12, from 1.30pm to 4.30pm.
Read moreDetailsReading Pride Parade begins outside Reading Station at 11am, followed by the Love Unites Festival in Kings Meadow from noon.
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council has put forward changes which would help reduce accidents involving vehicles turning left across the bus lane on Kings Road.
Read moreDetailsPregnant women and children across the South East are being encouraged to get their flu vaccine as the NHS begins its annual flu vaccination programme
Read moreDetailsThe Guided Bat Walk, as hosted by Charlotte Alchin from the Bat Conservation Trust, will feature a group outdoor walk through Englefield Estate.
Read moreDetailsThe redesigned gyms at South Reading and Meadway now feature new Technogym equipment including strength machines and plate-loaded kit
Read moreDetailsYoung people and students are now able to book their free first or second MenB vaccination through the expanded NHS service
Read moreDetailsA window exhibition celebrating 120 years of Christchurch Green in Reading has found a new home in the heart of the community it celebrates.
Read moreDetailsWhat Time Leaves Behind will take place at The Turbine House, Riverside Museum at Blake's Lock, from 10am-6pm, Wednesday-Saturday (September 2-5).
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