Environmental campaigners have expressed 'serious concerns' over 'excessive and unsustainable' housebuilding plans for Berkshire, as the borough faces
Read moreDetailsSUNDAY saw the third and final day of offerings from Reading Festival 2024. Among the first to perform was Alfie Templeman, whose polite and unassuming demeanour immediately gave way to...
Read moreDetailsAlarm has been raised over suspected street drinking and anti-social behaviour in Reading town centre.
Read moreDetailsAn Oasis reunion looks to finally be on the cards after Liam Gallagher teased a return at the end of his Reading Festival set.
Read moreDetailsFormer Reading FC captain Liam Moore has announced his retirement from professional football.
Read moreDetailsHERE's what's coming up on Sunday, the final day of Reading Festival for 2024: Main Stage The Luka State open the Main Stage at noon, followed by Corella at 12.45pm,...
Read moreDetailsWHILE Saturday at Reading Festival got off to a rainy start, thoughts were with attendees at the sister festival in Leeds, where many of the event's stages have been called...
Read moreDetailsHealthcare manufacturer Lonza has announced it is set to expand operations into Reading after securing government funding
Read moreDetailsFormer Reading FC player Nelson Abbey has completed a transfer just six months after leaving the Royals.
Read moreDetailsWe know the condition of our roads is something that's hugely important to everyone around Reading - feedback through our residents surveys has made
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