Reading music star surprises Emmbrook School students with special visit
A rising star from the world of pop dropped in to meet students at Emmbrook School on Tuesday lunchtime.
Read moreDetailsA rising star from the world of pop dropped in to meet students at Emmbrook School on Tuesday lunchtime.
Read moreDetailsA drug dealer has been jailed for more than three years following a joint investigation by Thames Valley Police and the Metropolitan Police
Read moreDetailsPeople celebrating their birthdays on 11 or 12 July can claim a free game of bowling as Hollywood Bowl Reading celebrates its first anniversary.
Read moreDetailsWe love outdoor shows like the recent series of On The Mount concerts at Wasing Estate and the unique style of introspective,
Read moreDetailsFormer Reading FC star Thomas Ince is set to continue his Football League career with League Two side Tranmere Rovers
Read moreDetailsPolice are appealing for the public's help to find a man who is wanted on recall to prison.
Read moreDetailsReading FC are close to completing the signing of Bristol City attacking midfielder Josh Stokes.
Read moreDetailsUni of Reading students have taken the UK's top student food innovation prize after turning leftover hazelnut pulp into macarons
Read moreDetailsnew campaign shines a spotlight on colleagues from across provider trusts, integrated care?systems?and wider NHS services in the?South East,
Read moreDetailsResidents and businesses are being encouraged to support this year's Summer Donation Drive by donating essential items to support local families
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