A READING MP has given an award to a business providing support to some of the town's canine residents. Matt Rodda presented Toni Ilsley, founder of Charlie's Dog Place, with...
Read moreDetailsThe show which sees politicians and public figures take questions from the audience will air from the university's Great Hall on Thursday, March 20
Read moreDetailsExit 6 Film Festival is holding a short film showcase evening at Reading Biscuit Factory in April as it marks its 10th anniversary this year.
Read moreDetailsThames Water wins another decision in its favour by appeal judges to secure a £3bn bailout
Read moreDetailsDance with Sonia Brown welcomes the former Royal Ballet soloist as its new patron
Read moreDetailsReading Walks Festival is coming back in May, bringing over 50 walks and cycle trips, as well as a live talk.
Read moreDetailsSmart Works Reading, the charity that helps women succeed at job interviews through its free interview coaching and dressing service
Read moreDetailsREDA has announced the programme for the 2025 Reading Walks Festival with this year's programme taking place between 10-18 May.
Read moreDetailsClive Jones hosted a discussion with Royal Berks' staff and patients.
Read moreDetailsGreggs has opened its new and improved shop today in Reading. Previously located at 16 Broad Street Mall, the shop has expanded
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