PUBS in Reading, Woodley, and Charvil will be giving a free drink to people cheering on the Lionesses in the Women's World Cup Final tomorrow
Read moreDetailsReading resident Francisco Maddicks left to visit Nicaragua last Thursday and arrived in the town of San Francisco Libre
Read moreDetailsAfter lighting up this year's Readipop, Natalie Gray has just been announced to perform at Reading Pride ahead of a UK tour
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM charity has received the Prime Minister's Point of Light Award in recognition of its work to address sustainability and food poverty.
Read moreDetailsPhotographer Phil Penman is more accustomed to documenting the news than making it.
Read moreDetailsA COMMUNITY choir is inviting those with a love of singing to join its ranks.
Read moreDetailsReading residents have been told what to do when bottle banks get overflowed.
Read moreDetailsOnly 67 bike thefts reported last year saw a suspect being charged, say Liberal Democrats.
Read moreDetailsAny decision to close railway station ticket offices would be another short-sighted decision.
Read moreDetailsREADING FC will be looking to continue their momentum having picked up their first win of the season on Tuesday when they host Stevenage on Saturday.
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