Councillors: Measures to improve safety measures on Caversham junction a ‘priority’
A junction in Reading which thousands of people have made requests to have changed is being prioritised, a Reading Borough Councillor has said.
Read moreDetailsA junction in Reading which thousands of people have made requests to have changed is being prioritised, a Reading Borough Councillor has said.
Read moreDetailsAn assistant headteacher at Reading School has dispelled misconceptions after it was revealed that only 13 per cent of pupils are White British.
Read moreDetailsA decision has been made on whether a KFC in Reading can conduct deliveries and takeaways until 3am each night.
Read moreDetailsMy Cancer My Choices fashion show celebrates style, fun, and community
Read moreDetailsThe Purple Turtle continues to be a venue where you can see great new bands, from, literally, all over the world.
Read moreDetailsOnly The Poets have posted to social media to announce a homecoming gig in November, which will be the "last chance to see the you know."
Read moreDetailsA new walkway has been put in place in the latest milestone of the rejuvenation of Reading's iconic theatre this week.
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police has released an e-fit of a man officers wish to speak to in connection with a sexual assault at Reading Festival.
Read moreDetailsCouncillors have hailed a successful Summer Reading Challenge which welcomed more than 1,300 young readers in libraries across Reading this summer
Read moreDetailsA guided heritage walking tour exploring Reading's industrial history and biscuit-making legacy is taking place in the town centre.
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