Council gives update on Reading’s ongoing support for Ukrainian refugees settling here
READING continues to help Ukrainians following Putin?s illegal invasion of our European neighbour.
Read moreDetailsREADING continues to help Ukrainians following Putin?s illegal invasion of our European neighbour.
Read moreDetailsReading councillors have signed a declaration committing the council to only deal with businesses that pay their fair share of tax
Read moreDetailsUNIVERSITY students are to be encouraged to be good neighbours thanks to a new campaign organised by staff at the Whiteknights campus
Read moreDetailsA NEW adaptation of a famous literary classic will be coming to Caversham this weekend.
Read moreDetailsA CHANCE to learn more about the Great Train Robbery is on offer for visitors to the Thames Valley Police Museum.
Read moreDetailsA COLEY church is planning a holiday Bible club for primary school aged children.
Read moreDetailsFOUR new beers will be launched by a Finchapstead-based brewery with a party.
Read moreDetailsAN AFTERNOON of culture will be served on the cricket pitch, as an acting troupe aim to hit people for six with a bit of the Bard.
Read moreDetailsTRAINS have been delayed by more than 30 hours over the past six months ? by customers yanking their chain.
Read moreDetailsA Section 60 order has been put in place close to the John Robson recreation ground in Whitley until 1am on Sunday, July 10
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