Operators have reopened a number of lines after service-wide disruption earlier today, following reports of a trespass incident in Crowthorne
Read moreDetailsMore than 80 boxes of food, clothes, and summer essentials were given to BFfC for their holiday activities and food programme from Reading businesses
Read moreDetailsReading is beaten only by Wokingham for lack of healthcare investment in the UK, new figures show
Read moreDetailsThe council is now set to extend the SCA across Reading after proposals were green-lit by the Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs
Read moreDetailsBroad Street Mall was recently home to Bluey the Whale, a large installation made of recycled materials, to celebrate Great Big Green Week
Read moreDetailsThe trust has teamed with the Royal Berkshire Charity to appeal for £130,000, which would fund a new mammography machine for its mobile screening unit
Read moreDetailsHickies Music is set to mark its 160th year in business by offering the chance to win £500 to an aspiring musician in a song competition
Read moreDetailsThe Weller Centre is throwing open the space for weekly gardening sessions, in partnership with Reading Borough Council and Incredible Edible Reading
Read moreDetailsREADING is among 20 locations where local authorities have joined one of the biggest fostering partnerships in the UK
Read moreDetailsReadipop Festival returns to Christchurch Meadows from Friday-Sunday, July 12-14
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