Awareness of Japanese knotweed in South East hits 83%: Damage to property and the cost of removal are main concerns
IT'S A menace and Reading is a hotspot for it - but thankfully people are growing more aware of its problems.
Read moreDetailsIT'S A menace and Reading is a hotspot for it - but thankfully people are growing more aware of its problems.
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council pledges to continue working on countering hate crimes, which rose in number during the last 12 months
Read moreDetailsThe council has commended more than 30 young volunteers for their support with the Summer Reading Challenge, which helps children take up reading
Read moreDetailsA READING CHARITY is inviting youngsters to take part in fun football activities to promote positive mental wellbeing.
Read moreDetailsCarters Steam Fair is bowing out with a big finale visit to Reading's Prospect Park from this weekend through to the end of the month.
Read moreDetailsA READING pub held a double celebration on Saturday as it served up its 10,000th different beer
Read moreDetailsA builders merchant with a branch in Reading has unveiled a £2.5m boost to its staff with the cost of living crisis.
Read moreDetailsOrchestra celebrates 20 years with a triple concert
Read moreDetailsTHE UNIVERSITY OF READING has been named in the top 200 leading universities in the world.
Read moreDetailsA SPECIAL guest paid a Reading charity a visit to help commemorate an important landmark.
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