Reading Borough Council has reinforced its commitment to rewilding in the borough as it adopts more locations for natural habitats
Read moreDetailsTHE University of Reading has finished its acquisition of a farm in Farley after agreeing a "comprehensive" plan to transform food and farming
Read moreDetailsREADING Stanza’s Poets’ Cafe is back for its monthly meeting of Berkshire’s bards and renowned guest poets. This month's guest is poet, journalist, and arts practitioner Dawn Gorman. Her work...
Read moreDetailsA man has been convicted of 38 counts of theft and more than 40 counts of breach of bail following a string of incidents in Reading
Read moreDetailsProtestors have once again staged action outside Reading Crown Court following further arrests of activists publicising the rights of jurors last week
Read moreDetailsConservative candidatre for Reading Central consitutnecy Raj Singh reflected on the General Election campaign said 'I think we've done a good job'.
Read moreDetailsTo mark National Carers Week this year, local home care teams took time out of their busy schedules to visit unpaid carers in the local community.
Read moreDetailsA silent vigil will take place at Reading Crown Court tomorrow morning organised by campaign group Defend Our Juries.
Read moreDetailsThe circus is coming to Radstock: all are welcome
Read moreDetailsA cyclist who runs a small, pay-what-you-can, mobile bicycle repair service has been put forward for the Entrepreneur of the Year award.
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