Biscuit Town’s bicentenary puts 200 years of history on display in a new a exhibition
The Museum of English Rural Life examines Huntley and Palmers' history and relationship with Reading in a new exhibition celebrating 200 years
Read moreDetailsThe Museum of English Rural Life examines Huntley and Palmers' history and relationship with Reading in a new exhibition celebrating 200 years
Read moreDetailsCats Protection's Newbury Centre is hosting a derby to raise funds for needy cats, with the opportunity to visit some of the cats in need of a home
Read moreDetailsPolice appeal for witnesses after a white BMW was chased by two mopeds, then damaged with an angle grinder and stones
Read moreDetailsBhim Niroula, star of Britain's Got Talent, sets his sights on stardom with the catchy single
Read moreDetailsAS THE nation prepares to celebrate the Queen?s 70th anniversary as our monarch, a new exhibition looks at her connections to the Royal county
Read moreDetailsExperienced payroll manager Dongying Zhou is looking forward to the challenge of working in the bus sector for the first time
Read moreDetailsIT?S ONE of the most prestigious addresses in Reading town centre, and a real estate specialist is getting ready to move in.
Read moreDetailsAFTER NEARLY a decade running a major palliative care hospice in Tilehurst, its director has announced plans to step down.
Read moreDetailsA NIGHT celebrating the music of The Eagles is coming to Reading this autumn as Talon returns for its 25th anniversary tour at The Hexagon
Read moreDetailsConnect Reading partners with Coaching Reading to 20-minute sessions as part of its Reimagine the Future event on Tuesday, May 24
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