THE SPRING booster covid jab campaign has been hailed a success as more than half of eligible people in the south east have had it.
Read moreDetailsA TEAM of 30 fundraisers will attempt the Lake District's daunting 24 Peaks challenge
Read moreDetailsEVERYONE knows that a thing in the Ding is jams ? so a new consultation could be just the (non-speeding) ticket for the borough.
Read moreDetailsA CHARITY that helps children get to grips with reading has launched a project to help Ukrainian families coming to Berkshire.
Read moreDetailsA NEW purpose-built hospice aimed at providing palliative care has won two architectural awards.
Read moreDetailsA FRIENDSHIP festival will take place in Reading later this month, in a bid to welcome people who have come to the town from Hong Kong.
Read moreDetailsA THREE-WEEK festival bursting with fun for Reading?s youngsters will be launching on Saturday with a fiesta
Read moreDetailsTHE READING School of Art?s Graduate Show returns this June - the first in-person showing since the pandemic.
Read moreDetailsThrowback Thursday was replaced by sepia-toned Saturday as ?Whitley Way Back When? took residents for a trip down memory lane.
Read moreDetailsA FAST FOOD venue in Reading town centre is offering a free lunch deal this week as it seeks to end ?lame lunches? by giving away crunchy tacos
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