US READING residents have always known it to be true, and now it's official: we're one of the best places to live in the south east.
Read moreDetailsTHE EASTER bunny has lost their eggs somewhere in Reading, and needs some help to find them.
Read moreDetailsAN ETHICS and business manager from Reading is preparing to undertake one of the biggest challenges any runner can undertake ? the London Marathon.
Read moreDetailsREADING is a city all but name and deserves its place on The Sunday Times' Best Places to Live 2023 report
Read moreDetailsReading director Lewis Gilbert and I.T.H Productions have teamed up to bring TUGS: A Bigg Retrospective which examines the 1980s cult TV show, TUGS
Read moreDetailsTHERE are three reasons why a Pangbourne restaurant has won at British Kebab Awards. That's the view of Erdi Dilek of La'De Kitchen
Read moreDetailsLooking for a swinging good time in Reading? Look no further than the Ding Dong Daddios Payday Swingday event which will be happening at Purple Turtle
Read moreDetailsTO MARK the events of the first Easter, Christians from Reading's churches will be coming together for two special services.
Read moreDetailsA MUSICAL duo will host a monthly jazz session in a Reading pub this weekend.
Read moreDetailsREADING Borough Council has sent an open letter to the government calling for "compassion" from school inspectors and says there must be changes following the death of Caversham headteacher Ruth...
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