RESIDENTS are being invited to work with the council to create tailored services for families who use adult social care, councillors have announced
Read moreDetailsThe waste partnership has launched a new chatbot on its website to help residents.
Read moreDetailsWe chat to members of Triangle Players who are marking 80 years of treading the boards, as well as looking ahead to a bright future
Read moreDetailsNominated for Charity of the Year, Children Heard and Seen, sponsor Reading Today Children Heard and Seen is a charity dedicated to helping children, young people, and families affected by...
Read moreDetailsNominated for Employee of the Year, Paige Williams, sponsor Reading Buses A young woman who fought cancer as a child has been nominated as Employee of the Year by the...
Read moreDetailsA mystery lady from Reading has won £105,354 on The National Lottery, after matching the five main numbers
Read moreDetailsDr Stephen Burt, University of Reading said: "Today (Monday's) expected 31°C heat caps off what's shaping up to be Reading's hottest June ever
Read moreDetailsDoggy day care provider, Bruce's Doggy Day Care, is taking a siesta at its Reading centre this week, as a heatwave warning is issued across the UK.
Read moreDetailsYet more changes are on the way at the biggest shopping centre and leisure destination in Reading, as a major transformation
Read moreDetailsBerkshire Youth is calling on the local community to nominate outstanding young people, volunteers, youth workers
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