Berkshire?s first mixed ability rugby team, Berkshire Brigands, has funding from a joint scheme from the University and the John Sykes Foundation.
Read moreDetailsA Peace vigil to show solidarity with Ukraine was attended by more than 200 people, including the Mayor of Reading and MP Matt Rodda.
Read moreDetailsAN OXFORD ROAD pub was one of five venues targeted by police this morning in a drugs raid.
Read moreDetailsGranddad is an alt-rock band who are releasing their debut EP this weekend and one of the tracks from it heads up our brilliant RaW Sounds Today list
Read moreDetailsA GREEN PARK-based IT and business consultancy firm welcomed a special visit from Reading West MP Alok Sharma last week
Read moreDetailsThree great ways you can help make Reading a better place by volunteering
Read moreDetailsLaura Turner going out with her son Charlie Green in September 2018 when he suddenly stopped breathing. Now they are raising money for SCAS.
Read moreDetailsMORE than 200 protestors gathered in pouring rain last night in a last-ditch bid to prevent a golf course from being turned into housing
Read moreDetailsFollowing a Planning Applications Committee meeting on Monday, March 2, the plan for 223 new homes on Reading Golf Club has been approved.
Read moreDetailsTHE new budget for Reading is one that has the right balance of prudence and caution, as well as ambition and opportunity.
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