Reading Borough Council has voiced strong objections to changes set to be made to planning policy which would see local policy overridden
Read moreDetailsAFTER a wash-out last year, the launch event of this year's Reading Children's Festival was a sunny success.
Read moreDetailsA SHINFIELD school says it has made a groundbreaking new partnership, by linking up with a charity that encourages women and girls to get into sport.
Read moreDetailsBrighter Futures for Children is encouraging Reading residents to discover more about taking in fostering, during this Foster Care Fortnight
Read moreDetailsThe Freemasons have donated 20,000 art therapy books to dementia patients and their carers, in a bit to reduce anxiety and apathy and improve memory
Read moreDetailsBattery-related fires are at an all-time high, due to people not recycling them correctly, a new awareness campaign has shared.
Read moreDetailsThree ways to make Reading a better place thanks to Reading Voluntary Action
Read moreDetailsA Reading woman has been charged in connection with an assault in Reading
Read moreDetailsA couple who have created a wonderful community pub "with marvellous hospitality" in just a few months have been put forward for the Pride of Reading
Read moreDetailsNew rankings place the University of Reading among the top five universities in the south east, and in the top 40 in the UK
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