Pop-up bar area back at The Oracle in Reading after hiatus
A pop-up bar area is back open at The Oracle Riverside in Reading after a long hiatus.
Read moreDetailsA pop-up bar area is back open at The Oracle Riverside in Reading after a long hiatus.
Read moreDetailsThe congregations of two churches united as one in a procession through the University of Reading and Earley for a special occasion.
Read moreDetailsAn artificial intelligence assistant introduced by Thames Valley Police has handled 200 non-emergency conversations a day in its first six months
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council is seeking residents' views on how safe they feel around town as part of the latest Community Safety Survey.
Read moreDetailsA man has been charged following an assault in Reading town centre in which two men were injured.
Read moreDetailsThose masters of the psychedelic universe, Hawkwind, landed in Reading last week at the Hexagon.
Read moreDetailsSo long and thanks for all the fosolia: the celebrated Reading food vendor set to shutter after marking its 20th anniversary this year.
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council aims to treat a minimum of 30 pavements this year and roll out a five-year programme to deliver further improvements
Read moreDetailsTwo men remain in hospital after an assault in Reading that prompted a large police response in the town centre.
Read moreDetailsSport fans in Reading will be able to catch one of the biggest sporting events in the calendar in a set of screenings from this week.
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