A JOINT statement has been released by Reading Borough Council, Reading Refugee Support Group, and the Alliance for Cohesion and Racial Equality amid continued unrest across the country. Cllr Liz...
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police and Crime Commissioner Matthew Barber has released a further statement regarding possible unrest in the county
Read moreDetailsEarly and Woodley MP Yuan Yang has released a statement amid continued protests around the country, saying there is "no place for far-right violence"
Read moreDetailsThe Rising Sun Arts Centre is once again set to host a day of live music in its annual festival on Saturday, August 10
Read moreDetailsThe waste partnership for Reading, Wokingham, and Bracknell Forest, re3, has provided tips to help enjoy the summer responsibly
Read moreDetailsNext month, lawyers and colleagues will take part in the yearly event raising funds for free legal advice agencies in Reading
Read moreDetailsThames Water is one of three water providers which could be fined in one of the largest ever investigations by regulators into performance
Read moreDetailsThe NHS has released new advice around heat exhaustion and minimising the risks of hot weather as the hottest day of the year sees search spikes
Read moreDetailsA person in Reading has gone viral after they were dubbed "the best caller LBC has ever had" in response to a weekend of rioting across the country
Read moreDetailsHistoric buildings around town will throw open their doors to the public for the yearly event which celebrates the history of the area
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