New research has shown that perceptions of computer science students are more diverse than expected, the University of Reading has announced
Read moreDetailsFigures released by NHSDiscountOffers.co.uk show that patients in the BOB ICB are among those spending the least on their prescription costs annually
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council has announced that it is offering an introductory price for buses serving a new Park & Ride in Winnersh
Read moreDetailsFace Bar set to welcome some of the spookiest offerings from the town's drag scene for a new series of shows by Big Jay this autumn
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police has released CCTV images as part of its appeal for information about an incident of assault in Reading last month
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council has provided the latest round of support to households to help with the cost of living
Read moreDetailsThis year's event is already setting the stage for returning headliners and newcomers alike, with Fred Again, Lana Del Rey, and Blink-182
Read moreDetailsProtestors in Reading took to Broad Street on Saturday in support of equality and diversity in the town on Saturday following days of unrest
Read moreDetailsThames Valley police is appealing for help locating a man reported missing who has links to Reading
Read moreDetailsWith festival season in full swing, Here Comes The Sun returned to the Rising Sun Arts Centre once more for its annual celebration
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