THE OWNERS of a new Starbucks drive through are seeking permission from Reading Borough Council for retrospective permission for its signage.
Read moreDetailsMembership of the group is holding steady, although attendance at indoor meetings has dropped since the pandemic
Read moreDetailsThe regular event which celebrates prints and self-published works by local artists has now be pushed back from its original date this Sunday, June 4
Read moreDetailsAs both Aslef and RMT workers are set to strike, GWR has set out how its timetable will change and its services will be effected
Read moreDetailsThis year's event will be led by Dr Drew Dalton, chair of global human rights charity ReportOUT, and Paralympic rowing champion Lauren Rowles MBE
Read moreDetailsFamilies will be gathering at Camp Mohawk in Berkshire for a day of festivities on Sunday, June 11, to mark the milestone of Dingley's Promise
Read moreDetailsTHE SUMMERTIME might be the time when the weather is high, and you can stretch right up and touch the sky, but it's also time to have a drink
Read moreDetailsA PROJECT that aims to help Reading people learn more about the history and future of wind and water power has been awarded nearly £200,000
Read moreDetailsTHE SEA is the inspiration for a new theological lecture and discussion coming to Reading town centre next week.
Read moreDetailsFOR YEARS, the concept of holidaying at home has been an opportunity to get out and explore the great outdoors on the doorstep.
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