Reading welcomes delegates from Barbados as part of Commonwealth Government Exchange
Reading welcomed a delegation of senators and parliamentarians from Barbados as part of government exchange programme on Friday, November 22
Read moreDetailsReading welcomed a delegation of senators and parliamentarians from Barbados as part of government exchange programme on Friday, November 22
Read moreDetailsOne of Reading's most iconic cultural venues could be the first in the UK to be heated with ground-source heat pumps
Read moreDetailsChattertots helps youngsters with Downs Syndrome to find their voice
Read moreDetailsPolice are appealing for witnesses after a road traffic collision left a pedestrian with potentially life-changing injuries in Reading.
Read moreDetailsReading FC picked up a rare win on the road as a Harvey Knibbs double saw off Peterborough United.
Read moreDetailsI think His Majesty will find we've got a lot in common, says Matt Knight
Read moreDetailsNew poll finds that lack of communication from Reading FC is leading to more than half of fans staying away from matches.
Read moreDetailsAs part of Network Rail's performance improvement plan in the Thames Valley ? named Project Brunel ? there will be no trains between Paddington
Read moreDetailsProfessor Rhona Stainthorp, of the University of Reading's Institute of Education, was appointed Officer of the Order of the British Empire
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council is set to begin the process of fixing the errors which it found in Traffic Regulation Orders (TROs) earlier this year.
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