Double Barrelled hosting Pop-up Ceilidh this weekend
The Double-Barrelled Pop-up Ceilidh brings a night of live nu-folk music, caller-guided dancing, and street food to brewery's taproom on Sunday
Read moreDetailsThe Double-Barrelled Pop-up Ceilidh brings a night of live nu-folk music, caller-guided dancing, and street food to brewery's taproom on Sunday
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council is urging residents to make sure they are prepared for possible flooding as summer heatwaves give way to a rainy season.
Read moreDetailsDisruption to waste collection is expected to be alleviated later today as Reading Borough Council works to fix vehicle faults.
Read moreDetailsWater supplier Thames Water has released further figures about how it is aiming to tackle leaks in the South East as summer droughts continue to hit.
Read moreDetailsFestivalgoers are being encouraged once again to have important conversations about consent as Reading Festival approaches this week.
Read moreDetailsReading Festival has been ranked fifth in a new study examining the levels of support offered to attendees with accessibility needs.
Read moreDetailsPlans have been put forward which include increasing the council's focus on independent travel and more emphasis on Personal Transport Budgets
Read moreDetailsThames Valley School which supports autistic children and young people in Reading, has commended students on years of hard work and commitment
Read moreDetailsOakbank says results show "significant progress across the school" and reflect the hard work, resilience and determination of students
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council is offering advice and support for those who are seeking help with their next steps, as students collect their GCSE results
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