Faster Processing Ltd, based in Reading, has launched the Tapeeno app, which transforms any Android phone into a payment device and card reader
Read moreDetailsA-Level Criminology and Forensic Sciences students examined fake crime scenes as part of an investigative exercise at Reading College
Read moreDetailsThis June, the 3 Counties Cycle Ride is returning, and cyclists are already signing up for the event, which takes place over ? well, three counties.
Read moreDetailsREADING FC secured a convincing 3-1 win over Blackpool at the Select Car Leasing Stadium on Saturday afternoon.
Read moreDetailsReadipop launches its early bird tickets on Monday, February 27, as it gears up to return to Christchurch Meadows in July
Read moreDetailsMULTILINGUAL children across Reading have immersed themselves in storytelling sessions held in seven different languages.
Read moreDetailsProgress Theatre's latest production, Martin McDonagh's The Lonesome West, sees two brothers recoil from the death of their father in Ireland
Read moreDetailsChoral group will celebrate Spring with a concert
Read moreDetailsA group of Hong Kong-born artists have created an exhibition featuring sculpture, photography, and video installations and a guitar performance
Read moreDetailsGreat Western Railway is providing 77 more trains, around 40,000 seats' worth, on its services during the day when England go toe to toe with Wales
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