Dogs Trust is urgently appealing for more volunteer fosterers across the South East to support people fleeing domestic abuse by caring for their dogs
Read moreDetailsON SUNDAY morning, Reading Festival began its third and final day, kicking off proceedings with some home-grown talent. Songer has been one to watch for a long time, and when...
Read moreDetailsStudents at Oakbank School in Reading are celebrating their GCSE results, including Yasmine Rhouma, who achieved all Grade 9s.
Read moreDetailsThe RSPCA has revealed 145 reports of animal beating in Berkshire this summer, an huge 80% rise in the number of beatings reported in the county.
Read moreDetailsThe team at Siren Craft Brew are getting into the Festival spirit as Reading Pride 2025 nears, taking place this year on Saturday, August 30.
Read moreDetailsReading's very own comedy presenter, Miss England 2024 finalist and social media star with 600,000 social media followers,
Read moreDetailsReading FC were denied their first win of the League One season after they conceded a late goal on their trip to Adams Park to face Wycombe Wanderers. The Royals...
Read moreDetailsNearly 200 neighbours have signed a petition pushing for a safer crossing for pedestrians in their estate in Shinfield.
Read moreDetailsIt's off with the pink Stetsons and on with the battle jackets as Reading Festival's second full day goes all out for its rock roots
Read moreDetailsWe caught up with Leicester alt-rock trio Mouth Culture following their blistering set on the Festival Republic stage at Reading Festival
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