On Sunday, March 26, A Kia Ceed with the partial registration of N555, was involved in a collision with two women on e-bikes, leaving one hospitalised
Read moreDetailsThe first round of improvements to Shinfield Road are almost finished as the council continues works to improve pedestrian and cycling conditions
Read moreDetailsAnita Oui's Suspenders is back at The Rising Sun Arts Centre, and this time it's celebrating the art-pop monolith Lady Gaga
Read moreDetailsTHERE was a starter for 10 when residents from the Signature at Sonning Lifestyle home tested their general knowledge in an online competition.
Read moreDetailsThe Reading Haydn Choir's spring concert will take place on Sunday, April 2 at St Joseph's College in Upper Redlands Road
Read moreDetailsREADING music promoter Club Velocity is turning 20, and preparing to celebrate.
Read moreDetailsA RAILWAY operator says its work to foster an inclusive workplace and culture has seen it win awards.
Read moreDetailsYOUNG people in South Reading are set to enjoy a community Easter event on Thursday, April 6.
Read moreDetailsPolice are appealing for witnesses or dash-cam footage following a stabbing in Gun Street in the early hours of Sunday, March 26
Read moreDetailsTHE PEOPLE of Reading can enjoy a new cafe-with-a-cause following its official opening on Wednesday, March 22.
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