Reading is the driest place outside of London, yes, really
WHEN IT comes to brollies, you won't need it in Reading as much as you will elsewhere as, outside of London, it is the driest place in the country
Read moreDetailsWHEN IT comes to brollies, you won't need it in Reading as much as you will elsewhere as, outside of London, it is the driest place in the country
Read moreDetailsTHERE'S a new burger on the menu, and it's a bit of a blockbuster.
Read moreDetailsAHEAD of his Reading and Leeds Festival appearance, Scottish musician Lewis Capaldi is preparing for a very intimate performance.
Read moreDetailsMORE than 50 firefighters were called in to tackle a major fire in Reading town centre. The second floor of the building housing the Cmart Oriental supermarket in Friar Street...
Read moreDetailsAXING one-day travelcards to London will have a serious impact on passengers, says one of Reading's two MPs.
Read moreDetailsSTUDENTS in the Ding showcased their abilities as both sportspeople and scholars.
Read moreDetailsA HOUSING association is backing a project aimed at helping Reading youngsters become volunteering champions.
Read moreDetailsREADING Women were relegated from the WSL on Saturday after losing to champions Chelsea.
Read moreDetailsReading Pride's Love Unites Festival has revealed who will be taking to the stage later this summer
Read moreDetailsUPDATE: RBFRS is advising nearby residential buildings and businesses keep doors and windows closed while officers continue to respond to the incident on Friar Street. A statement from RBFRS said:...
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