New set of vehicles comes to Reading Buses fleet as Yellow 26 goes electric
Reading Buses has announced that another tranche of vehicles in its fleet has gone electric, with new Yellow 26 buses out on the roads
Read moreDetailsReading Buses has announced that another tranche of vehicles in its fleet has gone electric, with new Yellow 26 buses out on the roads
Read moreDetailsONE OF Reading's most celebrated music charities, behind one of the town's festival staples, is back for its first event of 2026 next week
Read moreDetailsThere is now just one month left for eligible people in the South East to get their spring COVID-19 vaccination before the offer ends on June 30.
Read moreDetailsA former leading sports broadcast journalist has been made the Mayor of Reading for this year.
Read moreDetailsReading Festival has been named one of the UK's top 10 "must-visit" music festivals for summer 2026 in a new nationwide study.
Read moreDetailsThe new administration of Reading Borough Council has been appointed after three leading Labour councillors lost their seats during the elections.
Read moreDetailsReading FC have confirmed their first pre-season fixture ahead of the 2026-27 campaign.
Read moreDetailsHe's had hits in a 1970's pop band (Slik), nearly joined the Sex Pistols, and formed the post-punk power band Rich Kids with Glenn Matlock.
Read moreDetailsA noodle bar in Reading town centre could keep on selling food until 4am in the morning if a recent application is accepted.
Read moreDetailsA global cafe chain is set to occupy an upcoming drive-thru near a junction for one of the busiest roads in Reading.
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