Reading is set to see a fresh wave of funding for its public transport networks as new figures show bus and train use continues to grow.
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council hosted its yearly awards ceremony, welcoming guests and award winners to the Jazz Cafe.
Read moreDetailsEuropean Centre for Medium-Range Weather (ECMWF) celebrates its half century milestone
Read moreDetailsLeisure centres in Reading are partnering with Sport in Mind to join its seasonal campaign in support of people's mental health
Read moreDetailsThe family of Stephen Allen have released a statement following his death as the result of a road traffic collision in Calcot
Read moreDetailsRoyal Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service (RBFRS) is consulting the public on four proposed objectives to guide its services and support its staff.
Read moreDetailsSUPPORTERS of Extinction Rebellion will be singing 'Crisis' carols in Reading in aid of a local charity tackling homelessness.
Read moreDetailsNew research from the a project including the University of Reading shows that higher plant diversity in farmland grass increases yields
Read moreDetailsSPIRE Dunedin Hospital has announced a two-year partnership with Reading Football Club to provide sports medicine services and diagnostics
Read moreDetailsAttendees big and small are invited to bounce into the fun and play, flip and make memories as Oxygen offers a range of festive events
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