Football season set to kick-off
Next weekend (Saturday, July 25, 2026), the whistle blows to mark the start of the 2026/27 football campaign.
Read moreDetailsNext weekend (Saturday, July 25, 2026), the whistle blows to mark the start of the 2026/27 football campaign.
Read moreDetailsThe reasons why thousands of people are fined for driving into bus lanes and gates in Reading might be down to insufficient signage
Read moreDetailsThousands of people will be fed at a free festival coming to Reading next weekend.
Read moreDetailsNeighbours are being invited to share their views about measures to improve journeys for cyclists along one of the busiest roads in Reading.
Read moreDetailsReading-born netball star Fran Williams says missing out on the last Commonwealth Games squad helped shape her into the player now leading England
Read moreDetailsA search is under way to reunite members of a historic Reading College football team as they prepare to mark 40 years since winning a county title.
Read moreDetailsPupils at a Reading primary school have taken part in a special safety workshop designed to help them recognise risks and make positive choices.
Read moreDetailsPolice are appealing for witnesses and dashcam footage following a road traffic collision in Reading in which a pedestrian was seriously injured.
Read moreDetailsA bid to create a 'Greater Reading' by expanding the town westwards has failed as the government has made a decision on local reorganisation plans.
Read moreDetailsPlans are moving forward for a defunct building to be brought back into use as an entertainment venue by the owners of Reading's most famous bar.
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