Council mulls bid for City of Culture 2029
Reading Borough Council is proposing putting in a bid for the City of Culture 2029 competition, with a final decision set to made later this year
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council is proposing putting in a bid for the City of Culture 2029 competition, with a final decision set to made later this year
Read moreDetailsA serving Thames Valley Police officer has been charged with sexual assault following an investigation by the force.
Read moreDetailsForty business leaders in Berkshire have completed a 60?hour Level 3 Skills Bootcamp in AI for Business
Read moreDetailsSocialists are calling for a 'People's Needs Budget' in Reading ahead of hosting a public meeting to campaign against cuts.
Read moreDetailsPolice in Reading are increasing patrols on local bus routes as part of efforts to improve community safety.
Read moreDetailsA charity concert will raise money for Wokingham domestic abuse charity
Read moreDetailsJamie Allen, aged 23 and of Hampshire Terrace, Portsmouth, was sentenced to one year and nine months imprisonment at Reading Crown Court on January 22
Read moreDetailsA 19-year-old has been jailed for more than two years for a string of drug supply offences in Reading.
Read moreDetailsThe weather played havoc with the non-league football scene last weekend.
Read moreDetailsUnbroken rain breaks the borough record says University of Reading
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