LABOUR?S shadow chancellor visited Reading and shared concerns about the cost-of-living crisis and its effects on both small businesses and families
Read moreDetailsA GLOBE TROTTING comedian is preparing to come to Reading so he can spill the beans about his latest epic adventure.
Read moreDetailsRhythm of the Dance will be performing at The Hexagon, with a new show just in time for the festive season.
Read moreDetails41% of retailers in Reading think it 'Likely' that their community will be smoke-free by the year 2030
Read moreDetailsAN IT and business consultancy has been recognised for its work employing people with additional needs
Read moreDetailsReading Blind Aid Society was formed in 1883 and then changed to Reading Association for the Blind in 1926, and has supported people ever since.
Read moreDetailsA SECULAR 'church' is looking forward to some fun and games when it next meets.
Read moreDetailsREADING MUSEUM is offering a rare chance to get a view of the town from an unusual vantage point.
Read moreDetailsREADING FC continued their promising pre-season form with victory away to Wimbledon on Tuesday night.
Read moreDetailsREADING FC backed up their draw against West Ham with a strong display away at Wimbledon on Tuesday night.
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