From this week, the fare on all Reading Buses services between Caversham Centre and central Reading will be priced at £1.50 for a single journey.
Read moreDetailsBroad Street Mall has announced the return of Broad Street Beats, featuring live performances as part of its Pride celebrations on Saturday, August 16
Read moreDetailsThe charity is welcoming four new trustees who are set to join its board in November?one month ahead of Katherine Horler OBE's instatement in December
Read moreDetailsOlivia Bailey (MP for Reading West and Mid Berkshire) joined Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner yesterday in welcoming the victorious Lionesses
Read moreDetailsReading Pride has released a statement ahead of a town hall event later this week following criticism of previous sponsors and attendees
Read moreDetailsThe University of Reading Whiteknights campus has been awarded the Green Flag for the 15th year in a row
Read moreDetailsRoyal Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service has announced the opening of a new learning and development centre in Reading
Read moreDetailsTwo Reading men have been charged with robbery following an incident at the Premier Store in Caversham Road earlier this month
Read moreDetailsChristine celebrates a decade of friendship at Sue Ryder
Read moreDetailsThe retro festival returns to Henley.
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