READING Borough Council has apologised after an IT error meant families were unable to find out which secondary school they were offered.
Read moreDetailsA COMMUNITY GROUP is inviting history enthusiasts to attend a tour of one of Reading's most historic buildings.
Read moreDetailsSt John and St Stephen is hosting a barn dance in aid of Amnesty International from 7pm on Saturday, March 11
Read moreDetailsA woman in her sixties was walking along Silver Street at around 9.30pm on Saturday, March 4, when she was approached from behind by two offenders
Read moreDetailsHouseholds without a direct relationship to a domestic electricity supplier will be eligible to apply for support from the government with their bills
Read moreDetailsA UNIVERSITY of Reading professor has won a prestigious fellowship grant to support new drug development.
Read moreDetailsHappy and Glorious: Wokingham pupils' show pays tribute to the Queen
Read moreDetailsAt least 70 adopted children with complex needs will get support thanks to a grant of £29,800 from Berkshire Freemasons to Parents & Children Together
Read moreDetailsIf you're feeling the pinch and worried that, should things get worse, you may have to give up your cat, we feel for you. We'd also like to avoid that
Read moreDetailsREADING Football Club's principal partner has been nominated for a prestigious award in recognition of its support for grassroots football.
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