A Nepalese restaurant in Emmer Green has re-opened with the top food hygiene score possible following closure amid series safety concerns last year
Read moreDetailsReading Museum is set to host an exhibition marking six decades of digital development in Reading from Tuesday, March 18
Read moreDetailsFans of Reading FC and Wrexham AFC will stage a protest during the match between the two teams tomorrow night (11 March, 8pm kick-off
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Positive Support is calling on the public to share memories of TVPS or those who used its services to mark its 40th anniversary
Read moreDetailsThe charity's themed event is a story book success
Read moreDetailsA university professor is set to deliver a guided tour of the ancient Roman town of Silchester in a trio of talks.
Read moreDetailsThe transport secretary has expressed sympathy for commuters in Reading who have to 'cram' into trains at peak times and suffer cancellations.
Read moreDetailsThe company hosted their annual Night with the Stars at the Hilton Hotel celebrating their employees who have done amazing things over the past year.
Read moreDetailsThe top 15 bus lanes where drivers were caught out the most in Reading over the past year have been revealed.
Read moreDetailsMore than £30 million are set to be spent on improving council homes in Reading this year.
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