By James Aldridge Local Democracy Reporter ALMOST all Reading borough councillors kneeled following a speech highlighting racial inequality. The symbolic gesture came at a meeting of the council last Tuesday...
Read moreDetailsA NEW NIGHT shelter will open its doors to support rough sleepers in Reading, thanks to homeless charity New Beginnings. The service will start from Friday, December 3, and will...
Read moreDetailsPERFUMER Gabriel DeCarvalho will open The Invisible Dress exhibition at the HUMOS Studio and Showroom in Caversham this Friday. The free event, on Church Road, will elevate sensory awareness by...
Read moreDetailsA FESTIVE light trail will be spreading Christmas cheer in Reading this December. The Twilight Trail: Biscuit Town will return to the Abbey Ruins and Forbury Gardens from Friday, December...
Read moreDetailsDRINK spiking has been reported by students attending the University of Reading, with incidents taking place both on campus and in town venues. The university says that some students have...
Read moreDetailsAN EXHIBITION celebrates 150 years of archaeology across the county. Held at the Berkshire Record Office until Friday, November 12, the display marks the anniversary of the Berkshire Archaeological Society,...
Read moreDetailsA WALKING challenge is being set in Streatley this weekend
Read moreDetailsA man who watched porn and masturbated on board a busy train before being stopped at Reading station has been given a sexual harm prevention order
Read moreDetailsWOODLEY?S Town Mayor was one of the many guests who attended the annual judicial service in Reading.
Read moreDetailsProfessor Chris Hilson, director of the Reading Centre for Climate and Justice, said the plan is built on "capitalist business as usual".
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