ST Joseph's College is celebrating the hard work of its students on GCSE Results day as they join those around the country collecting their grades
Read moreDetailsLITTLE Heath School has congratulated its GCSE students as they join those around the country collecting their results today, Thursday, August 22
Read moreDetailsMaiden Erlegh School has announced an 'exceptional performance' in this year's GCSE examinations.
Read moreDetailsFemi Azeez has sent a farewell message to Reading Football Club after he completed his transfer switch to Championship side Millwall yesterday.
Read moreDetailsMatthew Barber has ordered a review in the wake of a tribunal which found that officers had been passed over for promotion based on their race
Read moreDetailsThames Water is once again seeking further funding after plans to charge customers to fill pension scheme gaps were denied by regulators
Read moreDetailsLas Iguanas is marking the release of students' results with a give-away and a special deal to celebrate GCSE Results Day
Read moreDetailsPureGym personal trainers reveal how to avoid aches and pains this festival season
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police has charged a man with murder following the death of a man in Reading.
Read moreDetailsA Reading man has been handed a jail sentence for drug dealing following a hearing last week
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