Reading sees second protest opposing Supreme Court’s ‘prejudicial’ gender ruling
Scores of protestors took to the streets of Reading on Saturday in opposition to the Supreme Court ruling over gender definitions issued last month.
Read moreDetailsScores of protestors took to the streets of Reading on Saturday in opposition to the Supreme Court ruling over gender definitions issued last month.
Read moreDetailsPROTESTORS are set to gather in Reading later today (Saturday, March 17) in the second event of public action in response to the Supreme Court ruling last month. Crowds are...
Read moreDetailsPupils from 26 schools will be participating in Reading Borough Council's drive to get kids walking to school for Walk to School Week next week
Read moreDetailsTwo years on from the launch of the Elizabeth Line, statistics released by SpareRoom have shown that average room rent has risen by just under 40%.
Read moreDetailsYoungsters from the Busy Bees nursery centres in the town will join fellow attendees from branches across the country as part of the Giggle-a-thon
Read moreDetailsFourbears Fest is back for its second iteration bringing events featuring spoken word, discussions, activities, and talks from authors this weekend
Read moreDetailsDr Harriet Turner, a postdoctoral researcher with the Uni of Reading, has completed training with the North Dartmoor Search and Rescue Team
Read moreDetailsA plot which used to house landfill for the based Grundon Waste Management has moved one step closer to housing a green energy project in Beenham.
Read moreDetailsEclectic Games is set to up sticks and expand to a new location in Market Place, owners have announced.
Read moreDetailsOlivia Bailey MP has declared slip roads at East Ilsley and Beedon "some of most dangerous" and presented a bill aimed at tackling them yesterday.
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