Huge Indian food and music festival coming to Reading for the first time
An Indian outdoor food festival is coming to Reading for the first time.
Read moreDetailsAn Indian outdoor food festival is coming to Reading for the first time.
Read moreDetailsA pop-up bar area is back open at The Oracle Riverside in Reading after a long hiatus.
Read moreDetailsThe congregations of two churches united as one in a procession through the University of Reading and Earley for a special occasion.
Read moreDetailsPeople who need adjustments to their homes can apply for funding to get essential works done in Reading.
Read moreDetailsA group called the Goan Reading Boys are set to put on their first outdoor festival at Kings Meadow in a few weeks.
Read moreDetailsA meeting organised for residents to raise questions about the upcoming cancellation of a bus service between Reading and Caversham has been postponed
Read moreDetailsThe change has received enthusiastic backing from councillors in Woodley, with hopes that it will make the junction safer if the reduction is approved
Read moreDetailsA hotel in Reading town centre is set to reopen to paying guests in the near future following its use to house those seeking asylum.
Read moreDetailsA decision has been made on whether a cinema in Reading can stay open after it was caught operating unlawfully for weeks on end.
Read moreDetailsA highly rated pizza takeaway in Reading has reopened under new ownership.
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