The new administration of Reading Borough Council has been appointed after three leading Labour councillors lost their seats during the elections.
Read moreDetailsReading FC have confirmed their first pre-season fixture ahead of the 2026-27 campaign.
Read moreDetailsHe's had hits in a 1970's pop band (Slik), nearly joined the Sex Pistols, and formed the post-punk power band Rich Kids with Glenn Matlock.
Read moreDetailsA noodle bar in Reading town centre could keep on selling food until 4am in the morning if a recent application is accepted.
Read moreDetailsA global cafe chain is set to occupy an upcoming drive-thru near a junction for one of the busiest roads in Reading.
Read moreDetailsA police cordon is in place outside a supermarket in Woodley following what officers described as a serious incident.
Read moreDetailsThe first black female Mayor of Reading has reflected on her year, giving a powerful speech about supporting refugees.
Read moreDetailsA drug dealer who tried to flee police officers along a riverside path in Reading has been jailed for more than two years.
Read moreDetailsReading FC are facing strong competition from several clubs, including rivals Oxford United, in the race to sign a reported summer transfer target.
Read moreDetailsThe replacement of a closed school in Caversham with more than 60 new homes is set to be rejected.
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