WORK has begun to resurface 12 Reading roads, bringing to an end a £9 million project to improve surfaces on 467 borough highways over three years.
Read moreDetailsLloyd Griffith is visiting comedy spots across the country next year with a brand-new show, called One Tonne of Fun
Read moreDetailsTICKETS have gone on sale for the Royal Berks Charity's carol service.
Read moreDetailsJAZZ singers are invited to join in a festive singalong taking place in a Reading pub
Read moreDetailsA VILLAGE market will be held in Silchester on Saturday, December 2, and will be packed with Christmas goodies
Read moreDetailsTop Hat is an evening of romance, scandal, humour, and a case of mistaken identity, accompanied or interspersed with a vast array of dance styles
Read moreDetailsWinter Whisky Tasting will take place at The Castle Tap, Castle Street, on Monday, December 12, from 7.45pm
Read moreDetailsAt 11am on Friday, November 11, Reading College fell silent.
Read moreDetailsGRASSROOTS sports clubs are being invited to apply for a £10,000 funding boost as part of a campaign from a brewery
Read moreDetailsTHE mayor is hoping residents will bid generously in an auction to raise funds for Reading charities.
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