Reading FC fan group Sell Before We Dai continues to protest against owner Dai Yongge and made a visit to London last week.
Read moreDetailsWith the national single fare cap increasing from £2 to £3 from 1 January, Reading Buses have announced that they are splitting the differene
Read moreDetailsNew bowling alleys, game centres and restaurants are all set to come to Reading in 2025.
Read moreDetailsThousands of new homes are on the way in Reading as a number of major developments have been approved this year.
Read moreDetailsNoel Hunt picked up his first win as Reading manager as the Royals strolled to a comfortable Boxing Day win over Northampton Town.
Read moreDetailsCelebrations were held by the Pakistani community in Reading for its annual Christmas get-together with MPs and politicians.
Read moreDetailsA room full of people in Reading took part in the Guinness World Record for the largest number of people taking part in a meditation session.
Read moreDetailsRABBLE Theatre, a charitable organisation dedicated to making the arts accessible in Reading, is excited to announce a 9-week Young Company
Read moreDetailsHE future looks bright for 21 youth match officials in the making, after they secured kit sponsorship from six Berkshire opticians.
Read moreDetailsStaff and residents at Austen House care home in Reading are celebrating after their colleague, Mervyn Knights beat all the competition to be crowned
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