AN E-SCOOTER rider has been left with serious injuries in a hit and run incident in Reading yesterday. It happened around 9am on Monday, July 24, at the junction of...
Read moreDetailsA READING town centre bookstore welcomed not one, not two, but three authors for a special evening to celebrate their new publications.
Read moreDetailsA grassroots queer and trans artist collective has been put forward for the Cultural Contribution award, sponsored by M&G Real Estate.
Read moreDetailsNEXT WEEK, the first tenants will move into a new apartment block built in the heart of Reading.
Read moreDetailsStaff and pupils in Reading are backing a £5million scheme aimed at giving youngsters a fulfilling future
Read moreDetailsTHAMES Valley Police are appealing for witnesses to come forward after a car was vandalised
Read moreDetailsREADING East MP Matt Rodda met with the education secretary last week to discuss concerns about Ofsted's single-word judgments
Read moreDetailsA CELEBRATION of Reading's diversity this autumn will see a host of talented acts perform for the crowds attending.
Read moreDetailsA GROUP of Wokingham schools have collaborated with the University of Reading on a summer holiday initiative.
Read moreDetailsFOLLOWING news that two traffic wardens were attacked and threatened at knifepoint in Reading earlier this month
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