Teesside's noise-punk purveyors Benefits are bringing Dan Le Sac to the stage with them as they kick of their latest tour right here in Reading.
Read moreDetailsReading Old Cemetery, in Cemetery Junction, will observe the event with a service offering attendees a look into the lives of service personnel.
Read moreDetailsThe Candlelight concert series is returning with a performance featuring classic Christmas carols and holiday melodies at the University of Reading
Read moreDetailsJacobs has taken the top award at the National Association of Jewellers's ceremony at the ICC in Birmingham on Thursday, October 23
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council has announced the details of two events which are set to take place for residents to pay their respects for Remembrance Sunday
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police has made almost 50 arrest as part of a months-long drive to tackle domestic abuse since April
Read moreDetailsA pub in central Reading is set to undergo a £200,000 revamp which will see it reverting back to its former name, The Railway Tavern
Read moreDetailsThe re3 partnership of councils has launched a public consultation on its five-year strategy from next year
Read moreDetailsThe courage and perseverance of four youngsters who were forced to flee war-torn Ukraine and make a new life in Reading was rewarded when they won the Christ Tarrant award....
Read moreDetailsWork to fit-out a new branch of Lidl in West Reading has begun, set to provide the sixth branch in the town.
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