READING Borough Council has revealed what a new sheltered housing unit for delivering adult social care in the town is set to look like. Plans for a new 62-home centre...
Read moreDetailsA successful funding bid is set to see further opportunities for initiatives to improve resident health across the borough.
Read moreDetailsThis week the service once again began offering families the chance borrow age?appropriate toys for toddlers and children for free in its new home
Read moreDetailsFrom next week, explorers can hunt for bunnies hiding in shop windows around Reading town centre.
Read moreDetailsWargrave society discovers all at a recent meeting
Read moreDetailsThe Kokroachez are a dynamic (see photo!) young alternative rock band from Oxford. We saw them play last summer at The Oracle
Read moreDetailsJermaine Hermans, aged 33, of Beresford Road, Reading, was sentenced to three years and six months in prison for a string of drug supply offences
Read moreDetailsEmergency services are at the scene of an incident in Rose Kiln Lane near the River Kennet.
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police are appealing for witnesses following a robbery in Whitley.
Read moreDetailsThousands of runners are set to take part in the Green Park Reading Half Marathon this weekend, with widespread road closures planned across the town
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