PICTURES: Unity on show at Kenyan family fun day
READING residents were treated to a fun-filled community event celebrating the town's diversity on Saturday, August 6.
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Dexter’s Little Library to help children read over holidays
A READING schoolboy has set up a mini-library to help children who don?t have access to books over the summer holidays.
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Holmes ‘disappointed’ about Reading FC academy downgrade but keen to support young players
Tom Holmes has expressed his disappointment at Reading FC Academy?s recent downgrade to Category Two status.
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Ure Museum instals graphics for summer showing
VISITORS of a Reading museum will get a glimpse of ancient history through its new window display.
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Uni expert predicts second Reading heatwave
AN ENVIRONMENTAL researcher fears Reading could face another heatwave this weekend.
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WCDA food bank sees usership double in a year
A READING food surplus project has reported a marked increase in service users over the past 12 months.
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ARRIVED: New climbing centre to open in Reading
A NEW play facility is set to open in Wokingham on Saturday, July 30, just in time for the summer holidays.
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Elm Park Royals release retro Reading shirts
A READING FC fan group has released retro shirts commemorating the club?s glory years.
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PLAYER RATINGS: Meite scores again as Royals lose 1-2 to Brighton
READING FC rounded off their pre-season with a 1-2 defeat against Brighton.
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Let’s get Kidical: Riders beat the heat in group cycle
READING families braved the weekend heat to take part in a mass cycle on Saturday, July 16.
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