Reading Festival kicked off for the 2025 edition with a plethora of huge acts taking to the various stages. Crowds were treated to the likes of The Kooks, Bloc Party...
Read moreDetailsReading Today's round-up of all of the unmissable acts from Friday as Reading Festival kicks off in ebullient style
Read moreDetailsJonathan's outstanding effort pays off
Read moreDetailsA pizza chain that had no restaurants in Reading for years has made its return to the town with its opening at a busy retail park.
Read moreDetailsStudents at Activate Learning's Reading College and University Centre are celebrating after collecting their GCSE exam results.
Read moreDetailsA preponderance wellington boots and oversized backpacks this week can only mean Reading Festival has landed again.
Read moreDetailsUTC is "delighted" to see continued improvement across key subjects, with an increase in overall top grades, including grades 7-9.
Read moreDetails'They should be extremely proud of their achievements,' says their headteacher
Read moreDetailsLittle Heath School is celebrating an 'exceptional' set of GCSE results, with Year 11 students achieving the school's best outcomes in several years.
Read moreDetailsStudents at The Abbey School are celebrating after the school described their GCSE results as outstanding.
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