A READING man has received £3,000 compensation for failings caused by Reading Borough Council over delays to home modifications for his disabilities
Read moreDetailsPOLICE are appealing for witnesses to come forward ? some of whom may have been at Reading Festival ? after a motorcyclist collided with a kerb
Read moreDetailsTHE ESSENCE of Reading Pride will continue next month with a drag extravaganza at The Hexagon
Read moreDetailsOur breakdown of all of the great acts and performers at this year's Reading Pride Love Unites festival on Saturday, September 3
Read moreDetailsProgress barrels through the P.G. Wodehouse classic in a riotous, whimsical romp worthy of the name 'Perfect Nonsense'
Read moreDetailsA new service to help offenders on probation turn their backs on crime for good has been launched across the Thames Valley
Read moreDetailsTHE CEO of a brewery has said rising costs are forcing the firm to close branches, although the Reading venue will remain open.
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police say that 37 arrests were made, with fifty people ejected for anti-social behaviour
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council is seeking to remind residents to register ahead of local elections in May 2023
Read moreDetailsA new project by LifeSpring Church, High Street Heritage Action Zone, and University of Reading researchers will explore the lives of local people
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