HRH Prince Edward, Earl of Wessex, announced as Royal patron to Reading Rep
HIS ROYAL Highness Prince Edward, the Earl of Wessex, has been announced as the new Royal patron of the theatre on Monday, October 31
Read moreDetailsHIS ROYAL Highness Prince Edward, the Earl of Wessex, has been announced as the new Royal patron of the theatre on Monday, October 31
Read moreDetailsTHE UNIVERSITY of Reading's Student Union (RUSU) leadership team is celebrating 100 days since its first day on the job.
Read moreDetailsTHE team behind a new climbing centre in Tilehurst are hoping to serve alcohol to its customers.
Read moreDetailsA TELEGRAPH pole is to be replaced from a street in Battle ward.
Read moreDetailsA LOWER EARLEY care home has appointed a new general manager.
Read moreDetailsOn Tuesday, October 25, the Reading RSPB group were delighted to host a lecture by Steve Menzie from the Falsterbo bird observatory in Sweden.
Read moreDetailsREADING FC fell victim to a last minute defeat, losing 2-1 away at Burnley on Saturday afternoon.
Read moreDetailsReading FC conceded a 94th minute decider to fall 2-1 to league leaders Burnley on Saturday afternoon.
Read moreDetailsTWO men have suffered serious injuries in a double stabbing at a Reading pub last night. As a result, Thames Valley Police have put in place a Section 60 order...
Read moreDetailsA HOUSING association has teamed up with a charity to help children stay safe this winter.
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