March of the Mods 2023 raises more than £4,325 for the Teenage Cancer Trust
Reading saw members of the mod community rode across town before attending the Face Bar for an evening of music and festivities for March of the Mods
Read moreDetailsReading saw members of the mod community rode across town before attending the Face Bar for an evening of music and festivities for March of the Mods
Read moreDetailsRecent amendments to the bill have seen clauses designed to tackle online content which is deemed harmful but not unlawful dropped from proposals
Read moreDetailsPolcie are appealing for witnesses and dash cam footage after a vehicle involved in suspected drug supply was involved in a high-speed chase
Read moreDetailsTHE UNIVERSITY of Reading could have been mistaken for a winter wonderland on March 8.
Read moreDetailsIT'S ALL change for small change on Reading's buses as a radical shake-up launches next week. Just £3.50 for every bus, all day in Reading
Read moreDetailsHINDUS across Berkshire are gearing up for one of their most important festivals of the year.
Read moreDetailsA new exhibition at Reading Museum sharing the art work, collections, and stories of people in Reading with the High Street Heritage Action Zone
Read moreDetailsA NEW way for Reading to show their support for the gaol is being launched at the end of the month, and organisers want a massive turnout
Read moreDetailsA COMPANY that specialises in delivering wine to the door has raised more than £70,000 for a charity that helps people with life-limiting conditions
Read moreDetailsUSUALLY, when restaurants offer free meals to families it's the children who eat free, but later this month a diner is letting Mum enjoy the freebie
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