Reading School marks 900th year with community carnival
Reading School marked nine centuries of teaching with a community carnival last week.
Read moreDetailsReading School marked nine centuries of teaching with a community carnival last week.
Read moreDetailsNew Life, which raises money to fund equipment for NHS hospitals and their special care baby units, is celebrating its 30th year.
Read moreDetailsThe Laura's Lasting Legacy fundraising event takes place at Facebar, Ambrose Place, from 7pm on Saturday, July 19
Read moreDetailsDementia UK's has announced that new clinics are set to open in branches of Nationwide in Reading and Newbury.
Read moreDetailsFire cadets from across Berkshire received recognition from the Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service at a special Graduation Ceremony this week
Read moreDetailsThe footbridge located behind Queens Road car park has been temporarily closed since December for safety reasons, now set to reopen in October
Read moreDetailsReading Business Improvement District (BID) is co-ordinating a campaign to provide vital resources to vulnerable young people in Reading this summer.
Read moreDetailsNetwork Rail and the British Transport Police have launched a campaign aimed at addressing a rise in unsafe behaviour around the rail network.
Read moreDetailsThe retail trade union Usdaw is holding its National Retail Workers' Day in Broad Street on Saturday, July 5
Read moreDetailsA series of live concerts aimed at democratising access to classical music is set to return to Reading with new dates.
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