That’s swan way to travel … bird catches the bus to get around Reading
IT WAS a bird brain wave ... why fly when the bus can take the strain when getting around Reading?
Read moreDetailsIT WAS a bird brain wave ... why fly when the bus can take the strain when getting around Reading?
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police has released CCTV images of people that they believe could have vital information regarding a case of attempted rape in Reading
Read moreDetailsParamedics, emergency care assistants, call handlers, and other staff will stage pickets across the south on Monday, February 20
Read moreDetailsDRIVERS who stop in yellow box junctions will be fined from next week, as Reading Borough Council begins enforcement powers. Last year, the government gave permission for the council to...
Read moreDetailsThe Go! Team's Ian Parton talks LittleBigPlanet, latest albums, and the Like generation ahead of their Sub89 show in March
Read moreDetailsReading Walks Festival will see more than 40 guided walks bringing the story of Reading to life between Wednesday-Sunday, May 10-14
Read moreDetailsReading's longest-running writing group had cause to celebrate earlier this month after releasing their latest collection.
Read moreDetailsA knife sculpture will be created in Reading in memory of those who have lost their lives due to the horrors of knife crime.
Read moreDetailsTHE UNIVERSITY of Reading's climate stripes have appeared on a first-of-its-kind electric vehicle.
Read moreDetailsTHE former Wokingham headquarters of a digital marketing firm is to be converted into a school for children with additional needs. The Oddysey Education Group is a private school for...
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