David Wilson Homes has donated £3,000 to Babies in Buscot Support as part of its Community Fund scheme via The Barratt Redrow Foundation.
Read moreDetailsReading Rep has teamed with the Guildford Shakespeare Company and Orange Tree Theatre to bring productions of Macbeth and Romeo & Juliet to its stage
Read moreDetailsBeverley Knight's Born To Perform comes to Reading's Hexagon on Wednesday, June 10, next year.
Read moreDetailsFifteen community projects have been awarded funding grants as part of the University of Reading's Community Engagement Fund initiative.
Read moreDetailsPolice are issuing an appeal to drivers and vehicle exporters following a series of roadside stops and convictions involving vehicles in transit.
Read moreDetailsThames Hospice celebrates the first anniversary of the superstore at 17 Richfield Avenue, from 10am on Friday, October 17.
Read moreDetailsReading has ranked 6th in a list of graffiti hotspots in new statistics compiled by Sell House Fast show
Read moreDetailsThis year's autumn production, Take The Lady Away, is written by Jimmie Chinn, also known for his work on Emmerdale and A Different Way Home.
Read moreDetailsThe new look for a Thai eatery that took over from a BBQ restaurant in Reading has been approved.
Read moreDetailsThe John Lewis Partnership has been given permission to build more than 150 flats in Reading, enabling its entry into the housing market.
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