Vote for BiDs set for January
Business Improvement Districts (BIDs) are places where extra services are provided.
Read moreDetailsBusiness Improvement Districts (BIDs) are places where extra services are provided.
Read moreDetailsBBC Radio Berkshire breakfast presenter Andrew Peach is set to leave the station.
Read moreDetailsDrivers in the borough can expect long delays with news that several major roads are set to undergo extensive gas pipe repairs.
Read moreDetailsA call has been made to re-establish a safe lane for cyclists in Caversham.
Read moreDetailsSouth Western Railway is inviting applications for the next round of its Customer and Communities Improvement Fund.
Read moreDetailsA FRESH round of applications for a fund aimed at helping communities has been launched by a rail company.
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council's Small Grants Fund has opened for another round of applications, and is open to community and voluntary groups in Reading
Read moreDetailsMore than £60,000 has been ploughed into sorting rat problems over 12 months in Reading.
Read moreDetailsA push is being made to re-invigorate ties between Reading and its twin city in Barbados.
Read moreDetailsTrain services to and from London Paddington will also be impacted this Sunday, November 26.
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