THE MET Office has issued a yellow warning for much of the south of England, including Reading, during the weekend as temperatures rise across the UK
Read moreDetailsA WOODLEY resident has expressed his disappointment at the lack of support his 16-year-old son received after falling.
Read moreDetailsThree great ways to help make Reading a better place, thanks to Reading Voluntary Action
Read moreDetailsTHE start of a pilgrims' way will be that much brighter thanks to a new piece of art currently being created in Reading town centre.
Read moreDetailsA by-election looks set to be triggered in Reading West as Alok Sharma MP is reportedly tipped for a peerage as part of Boris Johnson's honours list
Read moreDetailsWater Fest is returning for its 34th year in a day packed with performances, activities, and workshops celebrating Reading's waterways
Read moreDetailsWith much talk in recent weeks on the potential impact of the Government's new Voter ID legislation on local elections
Read moreDetailsAROUND 600 people enjoyed an event which showcased the very best of locally-produced beverages.
Read moreDetailsCOMEDIAN Tom Houghton remembers his first day at an all-boys boarding school.
Read moreDetailsVoco Hotels hosted an events showcase featuring code-breaking, safe-cracking, a jet pack demonstration, and a host of other activities
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