A crossing point in Upper Redlands Road is addressing cross-party concerns about the lack of crossings on the road following government funding
Read moreDetailsBroad Street Mall is has hosted its first two live events celebrating local musical talent and highlighting the importance of mental health
Read moreDetailsReading Buses has announced it is making changes to fares from next week, as the company faces increasing costs and reduced funding
Read moreDetailsA local business owner has walked away with a small fortune from a £1 bet in a Blackjack game at Grosvenor Casino Reading South.
Read moreDetailsA teacher has built "a fantastic dance family" where many friendships have been created, said her nominator for Entrepreneur of the Year.
Read moreDetailsPrep for Pride takes place at Broad Street Mall from 10am-3pm on Friday, August 30.
Read moreDetailsA student at the University of Reading is getting set to compete in Paris this week as the Paralympic Games get underway
Read moreDetails'It's a great confidence boost to be able to work for yourself,' she says
Read moreDetailsThe Sue Ryder Starlight Hike is back for another year, raising vital funds for the charity which provides palliative and bereavement support
Read moreDetailsMPs in Reading are set to host an event to help residents get to know their representatives and find out more about policy priorities this week. Labour MP for Reading...
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