MP Matt Rodda urges quick sale of Reading FC amid continued trouble for the club
Reading MP Matt Rodda has called for further action from the owner of Reading Football Club amid continued difficulty for the club
Read moreDetailsReading MP Matt Rodda has called for further action from the owner of Reading Football Club amid continued difficulty for the club
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council has announced that works to make its offices in Bridge Street have begun ahead of construction of a new purpose-built library
Read moreDetailsIt comes as figures from recycling partnership re3 show that more than two-thirds of items thrown away in grey bins in the borough could be recycled
Read moreDetailsThe BOB ICB is seeing teams from across the region working to prepare for some of the NHS' busiest months
Read moreDetailsThe charity is urging those who can to donate amid warnings of a national blood shortage of the universal blood type
Read moreDetailsMembers of the public are invited to bring their bikes to free checks and fixes, as well as find out more about cycling events going on in Reading
Read moreDetailsTrans Day of Remembrance vigil will take place at the Reading Biscuit Factory on November 17, with a repeat showing on November 20.
Read moreDetailsGRACE Campbell has been making waves in the comedy world with her candid, playful material and insightful, straight-talking approach. Now she is bringing her latest show, Grace Campbell is On...
Read moreDetailsBroad Street Mall is heralding the spooky season with competitions, trails, and activities for shoppers in Reading
Read moreDetailsThe Laura's Lasting Legacy Fundraiser takes place at Milk bar from 6pm on Thursday, October 10
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