PRIDE of Reading host Chris Tarrant has lifted the lid on his lifetime on the box in a new warts-and-all book.
Read moreDetailsIT SPANS 50 years, celebrates its fifth anniversary, and is all about Seven Drunken Nights, all in one night.
Read moreDetailsPolice are appealing for help tracing a Cheshire boy who is believed to be in Reading, with possible links to Burghfield
Read moreDetailsA LONG-running community event is returning after an enforced covid break.
Read moreDetailsREADING WEST MP Alok Sharma last week helped a Theale-based company celebrate its 30th anniversary.
Read moreDetailsTHE University of Reading (UoR) Chaplaincy is hosting a talk challenging Christians? approach to evangelism.
Read moreDetailsAfter continued complaints, contractors risk losing permission to work in Reading Borough ahead of questioning by the council
Read moreDetailsA SALE in Southcote on Saturday helped raise much-needed funds for a children's charity.
Read moreDetailsSocial care services is probably the most life-changing and life-enhancing thing that Reading Council does. It?s also two-thirds of the annual budget
Read moreDetailsIt will be the first time since March 2020, and the original lockdown, that wind quintet the Whiteknights Ensemble will be publicly performing.
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