London Road to see three days of overnight closures for new bus lane
From Monday, August 12, work to expand and update the public transport routes on London Road will begin, seeing three days of overnight closures
Read moreDetailsFrom Monday, August 12, work to expand and update the public transport routes on London Road will begin, seeing three days of overnight closures
Read moreDetailsRainbow Trust Children's Charity was selected and will now be supported by the university in a range of ways throughout the 2024/25 academic year
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Positive Support's The HIV Podcast has been shortlisted for an accolade at the British Podcast Awards ? its fourth in 12 months
Read moreDetailsPlea to timber merchants, builders and recycling centres to help support wildlife project
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses after a black Honda Jazz and a black motorbike were involved in a road collision on Berkeley Avenue
Read moreDetailsProminent punk proponent and radio mainstay Tom Robinson is bringing his band to the stage at The Face Bar on Saturday, August 3
Read moreDetailsNot enough people are using the town's park and rides.
Read moreDetailsProgress is being made on a years-long, multi-million pound road resurfacing programme taking place throughout Reading.
Read moreDetailsA team of a dozen local people have volunteered to greet visitors arriving in Reading with a smile and valuable information.
Read moreDetailsAn unoccupied office along a busy road in Reading can be converted into a new shop.
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