Bikers ride again – and stop to honour toy run founder Ben
MORE THAN a thousand bikers held a minute's silence at the start of this year's Reading Toy Run to remember Ben Spiller, who founded the event.
Read moreDetailsMORE THAN a thousand bikers held a minute's silence at the start of this year's Reading Toy Run to remember Ben Spiller, who founded the event.
Read moreDetailsThe CAMRA Good Beer Guide shows while seven new watering holes have opened, the same number have closed.
Read moreDetailsTwo members of Thames Valley Writers' Circle have published books based on their passions.
Read moreDetailsREADING FESTIVAL is returning over the weekend of August 26-28, and there are some of the biggest names in contemporary music coming to play.
Read moreDetailsHere is an A-Z listing of all the acts announced for Reading Festival 2022
Read moreDetailsTHE FIRST acts for the 2022 Reading Festival have been announced, including Arctic Monkey and Rage Against The Machine as headliners
Read moreDetailsBad Manners frontman Buster Bloodvessel wants Reading Christmas partygoers to get sweaty with him - here's why
Read moreDetailsThe amateur group will be performing a new take on Babe The Sheep Pig, the tail of an extraordinary friendship between Farmer Hogget and his hog.
Read moreDetailsA MAN was mugged for his wallet and phone in the early hours of Saturday, December 4. The assault took place on Reading's Oxford Road
Read moreDetailsThe new offices for the European Centre for Medium-range Weather Forecasts will be on the current site of Reading School of Art.
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