HE IMMORTALISED Cemetery Junction in a film, now he?s been immortalised by his home town ? Ricky Gervais has had a rubbish truck named after him
Read moreDetailsPOPULAR music festival Down at the Abbey has been postponed, and organisers say they will be back next year.
Read moreDetailsTHE LEVELLERS has announced that they will come to Reading next year as part of a national tour.
Read moreDetailsREADING?S Repair Cafe will return to duty later this month, aiming to fulfill its motto of if it?s broken, bring it and they?ll have a go at fixing it
Read moreDetailsA DISCUSSION evening looking at the future of the planet will be timely given the cost of a litre of petrol.
Read moreDetailsTHE British European Azerbaijani School is preparing to open a branch in Reading.
Read moreDetailsWILLOW BANK primary school is to hold a car boot sale on Sunday, July 17.
Read moreDetailsThe message that God had for Israel through Hosea was that he would transform her valley of troubles into a door of hope.
Read moreDetailsREADING’S buses are due to receive more than £26 million of funding over the next three years – although the change in government could delay the plans which include more...
Read moreDetailsTHE FIRMS behind Reading?s ultrafast broadband were grilled over miscommunication, homes blocked in, and debris left after the workforce moved on.
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