A CHARITY that helps Reading people who have physical disabilities is the first to receive a covid grant in 2022 from the John Sykes Foundation
Read moreDetailsA CHARITY that helps older residents across the county has a new home in Reading's Broad Street Mall
Read moreDetailsWokingham Borough Council launched the consultation, which it said "would help decide whether to progress the project" on Monday, January 24.
Read moreDetailsAN EVENING of reflection is being held tomorrow to remember victims of the Holocaust.
Read moreDetailsSue Ryder supporters from across the county headed out on a Walk to Remember throughout October last year to honour someone special to them.
Read moreDetailsTHREE teenagers ? two of whom are alleged to have had weapons ? have been arrested after police were called to Caversham Park Village on Sunday
Read moreDetailsPaul Draper, ex frontman of 90's alternative rock band Mansun, brings his Cult Leader Tactics tour to Reading on Monday, February 28.
Read moreDetailsA SCHOOL association is receiving a late Christmas present, and it?s one they won?t be returning to the store for an exchange.
Read moreDetailsA TEAM from a Craddock Road plumbing merchants are preparing not for a rush on stopcocks, but for some footballing action
Read moreDetailsARTWORK, inspired by Banksy?s ?Create Escape?, has appeared on the walls of Reading Gaol.
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