POLICE were called to Reading town centre this afternoon after an incident involving teenagers. Reading Today understands it involved youngsters heading to the town after schools had broken up for...
Read moreDetailsReading College invited female students to the Kings Road campus to hear from industry representatives and take part in career workshops
Read moreDetailsA Child Contact Centre gives children whose parents have separated the opportunity to meet their non-resident parent in a safe environment
Read moreDetailsProposals for the expansion and diversification of Reading's biggest theatre are set to go ahead after receiving approval from councillors
Read moreDetailsThames Water's future looks increasingly uncertain as critical funding is being withheld after its business plan was dubbed "uninvestable"
Read moreDetailsLet's Sing 2024 saw 17 competitors, including choirs and soloists, battle it out to be crowned winner in aid of the mayor's chosen charities
Read moreDetailsSocial entrepreneur who broke the glass ceiling shares her experiences making social impact
Read moreDetailsThe Torchlight Book Club is hosting an evening of acoustic music in Reading, featuring unplugged performances from Dakorra and Lee Switzer-Woolf
Read moreDetailsThe Berkshire Egg Run returns this weekend, when motorcyclists will ride across town to donate Easter eggs to children around Berkshire
Read moreDetailsMencap has made the "difficult decision" to step back from Are You Listening? Festival this year, citing changes to the "fundraising landscape."
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