A MUSIC store in Reading is celebrating more than a century-and-a-half by hosting a competition to find undiscovered talent in the town. Hickies Music is marking its 160th anniversary by...
Read moreDetailsThe National Health Literacy Partnership is joining forces with the NHS to launch a new scheme to improve online access to services in October
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council has confirmed that a scheme unifying ticket use on buses in the greater Reading area is set to continue
Read moreDetailsFlip Top Head is to headline at The Purple Turtle in September, with support from Empires, Empires, Rats-Tails, and Doops
Read moreDetailsWelsh rugby player Dan Biggar is set to join the Circle Health Group as its first Executive Coach and Leadership Ambassador
Read moreDetailsReading Pride has released a statement regarding calls for boycotts of the event amid criticism of its sponsorship by Doritos
Read moreDetailsFormer punters have shared their fond memories of a roadside pub in Reading while it is being demolished.
Read moreDetailsA number of parking spaces at one of the biggest shopping areas in Reading are closed off for upgrade works.
Read moreDetailsViews are being sought on controls on buy-to-let landlords in Reading to improve housing standards in rented accommodation.
Read moreDetailsIT HAS been just over a week since a controversial new bus lane in Reading came into effect, taking away a traffic lane for motorists.
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