Reading Borough Council is encouraging residents to make sure their electoral registration details are up to date amid changes to voting rights
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council has laid out traffic and safety information to residents and visitors as Reading Festival approaches
Read moreDetailsMembers of 21 Masonic Provinces gathered in the county to compete in the Masonic Annual Charity Event (MACE) in aid of charity
Read moreDetailsCaversham Horticultural Society is set to return with another of its seasonal events at Emmer Green Primary School from 2pm-4.30pm
Read moreDetailsMates Rates is back at the Purple Turtle for its regular stand-up showcase with headline performer Will Hannigan on Friday, August 16
Read moreDetailsReading FC's head of football operations Mark Bowen has been hit with a fine suspension for misconduct in relation to the FA's betting rules.
Read moreDetailsBroad Street Mall is nurturing burgeoning talent with its first live music event running through August
Read moreDetailsDigga D has confirmed he will no longer be making an appearance at Reading Festival next week following his arrest in February
Read moreDetailsThe Kenyans in Reading Family Fun Day returned for its 9th event since it was instated in 2014, marking a decade of bringing food and fun to the town
Read moreDetailsNew research has shown that perceptions of computer science students are more diverse than expected, the University of Reading has announced
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