A bus driver described as 'an up-and-coming rising star' has been recognised for their work helping music fans get to Reading Festival
Read moreDetailsSix new brands are set to join the Oracle, including Oliver Bonas, Gails, Boux Avenue, Charles Tyrwhitt, Rituals, and Marugame Udon
Read moreDetailsMental health problems cost the UK economy at least £117.9 billion annually according to a report published by Mental Health Foundation and the London School of Economics and Political Science...
Read moreDetailsA FORMER editor of Vogue magazine is to take part in a fundraiser for a charity that helps women get back into work.
Read moreDetailsA READING-based law firm has helped make Christmas special by offering advice to organisers of a popular festive attraction.
Read moreDetailsA Reading-based building control and management systems company that aims to eliminate wasted electricity has won an eco-award.
Read moreDetailsA team from asset management firm Invesco took part in a 100km triathlon, raising more than £20,000 for Dementia UK in the process
Read moreDetailsThe owner of a new shisha lounge in Reading's Oxford Road has launched a bid to sell alcohol and stay open later.
Read moreDetailsA POP-UP bar at a Reading town centre shopping centre is applying for permission to open later.
Read moreDetailsA MOBILE phone repair stall is to leave Reading's Broad St Mall at the end of October. Its operators have said the decision is 'unfair and unethical'.
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