A READING man has been sentenced after being found guilty of coercive control, following a nine-day hearing at Oxford Crown Court. Imran Beg, 35 and of Brighton Road, has been...
Read moreDetailsCBeebies megastar Justin Fletcher will once again team up with Paul Morse for Reading's pantomime this Christmas at The Hexagon
Read moreDetailsMP Matt Rodda has said that Reading Gaol is no closer to securing a future as a cultural hub despite council bid "still being on the table."
Read moreDetailsReadipop Festival has made its long-awaited first announcement of who will be performing when the event returns on Friday, July 14
Read moreDetailsIT'S on its third prime minister, outlasted a lettuce and constantly runs out of juice. But there's still no end to the temporary lights in Reading.
Read moreDetailsWILDLIFE filmmaker Gordon Buchanan is heading to Reading this month to share insights into his life and career.
Read moreDetailsA UNIVERSITY of Reading talk will explore how public spaces are monitored using artificial intelligence on Tuesday, March 7.
Read moreDetailsA READING church is welcoming members of its community for brunch on Saturday, March 11.
Read moreDetailsLawrence Tozer, 26, was convicted by unanimous jury and sentenced to six and a half years imprisonment for causing death by dangerous driving
Read moreDetailsEducators and supporters marched to Forbury Gardens on Thursday calling for better pay and conditions for the education system
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