Reduction and management of carbon emissions means University of Reading has achieved fourth place in the 2025/26 People and Planet League Table.
Read moreDetailsResidents are being reminded to have their repeat prescriptions in order ahead of pharmacy closures over Christmas and New Year.
Read moreDetailsMore than 200 people took part in a Christmas carol concert to celebrate kindness and love shown this year with the Berks Lieutenancy
Read moreDetailsA hydroelectric scheme in Reading has welcomed its 20th school visit as part of its mission to support environmental education in the borough.
Read moreDetailsFather Christmas is making the rounds?including daily visits to Broad Street Mall in Reading?ahead of his busy Christmas Day schedule.
Read moreDetailsDrugs, a weapon and 11 electric bikes have been seized during a police raid at a property in Southcote, Reaidng.
Read moreDetailsMusic fans have reacted after Reading Festival announced its headliners for the 2026 edition of the festival.
Read moreDetailsA journalist who founded two independent local newspapers has received an honorary degree from the University of Reading.
Read moreDetailsA student and former general election candidate from Reading spoke at the very first Your Party conference.
Read moreDetailsSpeed bumps and a 20mph limit will be coming to a much-travelled route in Reading in the coming weeks.
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