A new development at the University of Reading has been granted approval ? despite fears it would make traffic worse on 'dangerously' congested roads
Read moreDetailsThe owner of the Tower House Hotel opposite Palmer Park has applied to knock it down and replace it with 12 flats.
Read moreDetailsYear 10 pupils of south Asian heritage were invited to a Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics conference at the Whiteknights campus
Read moreDetailsReading Festival has announced a brand new stage will be coming to Little John's Farm the event returns this summer
Read moreDetailsThames Water has partnered with two infrastructure and consulting firms as it launches a new framework to provide sustainable water sources
Read moreDetailsTHE University of Reading is celebrating linguistic diversity with a new event marking International Mother Language Day
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Fire and Rescue were called to reports of a boat in need of rescue on the River Thames.
Read moreDetailsA READING brewery is holding a vintage bazaar later this month.
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police have announced that a body has been found during their search for Tristan, a 21-year-old man reported missing from Earley
Read moreDetailsReading station is playing host to a family fun day encouraging the use of public transport and explaining train safety today, Thursday, February 15
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