Caroline Prodger is set to become one of up to 1,000 participants joining the Kidney Research UK London Bridges Walk in memory of her husband, Gareth
Read moreDetailsStation Hill has marked its official opening with a ceremony and the burial of a time capsule featuring architect and local student sketches
Read moreDetailsThe new temporary plasma donation site in Reading Bridge House is now in operation, taking donations as one only three such sites in the UK
Read moreDetailsThe Dr Bike team is set to travel around the borough during the summer holidays offering free bike maintenance checks and basic fixes
Read moreDetailsNational Meadows Day celebrations are coming to Shinfield on Saturday, July 5, with an open public event taking place at Langley Mead nature reserve.
Read moreDetailsTHAMES Valley Police has announced the launch of this year's Community Policing Awards, celebrating exceptional individuals who go above and beyond to keep communities safe, connected, and supported. The awards...
Read moreDetailsReading is set to see 16 new affordable homes as plans move ahead at the former site of the driving test centre in Elgar Road South
Read moreDetailsResidents, alumni, staff and students are being invited to share their memories of the University of Reading as part of a centenary project
Read moreDetailsReading School is set to celebrate its 900th anniversary with a community carnival next week as part of a program of events.
Read moreDetailsMariusz Glowacki, aged 43 and of no fixed abode, is wanted on re-call to prison for breaching his licensing conditions.
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