The move to bring Reading Borough Council's Children's Services back in-house have been completed, it has announced.
Read moreDetailsAlana House has won an award for its work empowering women with multiple or complex needs at the 2025 Inspire Justice Awards.
Read moreDetailsCosta Coffee has lent its support to an organisation in Reading supporting children's access sports and arts despite facing financial obstacles.
Read moreDetailsKerry Godliman (Afterlife, Taskmaster) is bringing her latest stand-up show, Bandwidth, to The Hexagon from 7.30pm on Sunday, October 12.
Read moreDetailsEnviromena has appointed Alistair Metcalfe as new General Counsel following a number of solar projects acquisitions over the summer.
Read moreDetailsThe Palmer Tavern has been named Green King's Pub of the Year in an event which also saw Good Companions awarded Digital Pub of the Year
Read moreDetailsResidents and businesses are being reminded of a series of Safer Neighbourhood Forums in across Reading over the next three weeks.
Read moreDetailsThe University of Reading has welcomed more than 200 students this term as part of the first term of its Global Sustainability Leaders Scholarship
Read moreDetailsStudents in Reading signed up to 'unlimited' contracts are paying more than £2,200 'unnecessarily' for energy bills, a recent study has shown
Read moreDetailsOn Saturday, October 4, Circle Reading is to host free PSA blood tests aimed at men aged between 45-75, in partnership with Reading Lions Club.
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