Fire Service taking applications for new cadets for new academic year
Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service has announced it is now recruiting Fire Cadets for 2025/26.
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Reading Festival 2025: Indie artists worth catching when the festival returns this summer
Reading Festival returns this August, bringing well over 100 acts to Richfield Avenue
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Only The Poets herald a new era with free show in Reading
Only The Poets are now set to play a free show at Reading's Purple Turtle in August ahead of a US tour with indie icons The Wombats
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Thames Hospice announces Katherine Horler OBE as new chair of the board of trustees
Katherine Horler OBE has been named as the successor to the role, which will be held by current chair Chris Aitken until the end of the year.
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South East ranks second best region for proximity to public toilets
The South East has been ranked as the region with the second shortest distance between public toilets in analysis of data from ToiletMap.
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Sue Ryder Starlight Hike returns this October
Sue Ryder is inviting the Berkshire community to walk under the stars this October at its annual Sue Ryder Starlight Hike. The evening is one of remembrance and fundraising in...
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Masked men armed with weapons rob store in Reading
Police are appealing for witnesses after two armed masked men robbed a Premier Store in Caversham Road on Saturday.
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Reading ranks 12th best in dropping carbon emissions after 57% reduction in nearly twenty years
New government figures show Reading has seen the 12th biggest reduction in carbon emissions in a ranking of every local authority in the country
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Walking with Ding-osaurs: New dinosaur adventure comes to Reading
An adventure from millions of years ago has landed on the doorstep of Reading residents today through augmented reality
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Xtra Vita: Queens to host fundraiser for iconic stages at Pride
Two performers are raising funds for the PrideXtra and Club FOD stages at this uear's upcoming Love Unites Reading Pride parade and festival
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