East Reading Festival, a community-focused celebration that aims to foster local connections, returned to Palmer Park on Saturday, June 22
Read moreDetailsAn embryonic plan for more than a thousand homes on the outskirts of Reading has emerged, which a developer claims will solve the housing shortage
Read moreDetailsSir John Madejski has spoken out on 'unfortunate' plans to change the name of a Reading school named after him.
Read moreDetailsAn overhaul of parking in streets throughout Reading is on the way, in changes that will affect residents, teaching staff, visitors, motorcyclists
Read moreDetailsA call for justice has been made for tenants in Reading who have suffered "broken promise after broken promise."
Read moreDetailsReading FC owner Rob Couhig admitted that he has sometimes made 'mistakes' in his enthusiasm since taking over the club.
Read moreDetailsIf you've lived in Reading for a while chances are you'll have been to the Calcot hotel in the past to enjoy one of there disco dinner evenings
Read moreDetailsThe Basingstoke Canal Society are working towards providing a sustainable future of the Basingstoke Canal and offer a range of boat trips to visitors
Read moreDetailsPolice are appealing for witnesses after a15-year-old boy was attacked by a group of three teenage boys in Prospect Park on Monday, June 16.
Read moreDetailsReading Football Club will be receving new investment from Aliya Capital Partners
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