Reading Festival could extend live music by one day
Reading Festival could extend live music by one day for revellers who've gone all out.
Read moreDetailsReading Festival could extend live music by one day for revellers who've gone all out.
Read moreDetailsReading FC are expected to be in the mix for promotion from League One next season, according to the latest bookmakers' odds.
Read moreDetailsA body piercing and fashion store that took over from a lingerie shop in Reading town centre is still in trouble over its signage.
Read moreDetailsA mystery over the nature of an upcoming business that was called 'Sip and Vape in Caversham has been solved.
Read moreDetailsReform UK has called for the increase in parking charges in Reading to be reversed.
Read moreDetailsA plan for hotel-style flats above a buzzing town centre cafe has been decided.
Read moreDetailsThere are clashing perspectives over a public meeting on a Reading Buses service for Caversham, which is set to be axed within days.
Read moreDetailsReading manager Leam Richardson believes new assistant manager John Coleman will bring the winning mentality
Read moreDetailsFormer Reading FC goalkeeper Orjan Nyland will be aiming to end England's World Cup dream when Norway take on the Three Lions in the quarter-finals
Read moreDetailsA rising star from the world of pop dropped in to meet students at Emmbrook School on Tuesday lunchtime.
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