BBC Radio 4 play set to explore climate anxiety, based on Uni of Reading research
A new radio play is set to air on BBC Radio 4 exploring climate anxiety and extreme weather next week.
Read moreDetailsA new radio play is set to air on BBC Radio 4 exploring climate anxiety and extreme weather next week.
Read moreDetailsReading Buses reported that a police incident taking place near Coley Park meant that services on route Bronze 11 were being affected.
Read moreDetailsCats Protection is appealing to people not to dump their pets as it sees a worrying increase in cat abandonment of over 30% this year.
Read moreDetailsWelsh rock band Cardinal Black treated Reading to an exceptional live performance at Sub 89, Reading, as they played their penultimate show
Read moreDetailsWork is set to begin on a new gym at a retail park in Reading.
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council has released statistics from its Community Safety Survey as it looks ahead to National Anti-Social Behaviour Awareness Week
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council has announced that it is set to hold its first ever summit for online safety on Wednesday, November 20.
Read moreDetailsThe Green Party in Reading has described the funding boost to the council's sleeping rough fund as welcome, but a "drop in the ocean"
Read moreDetailsProtest group Sell Before We Dai has urged Reading FC to give their fans an update on the sale of the club.
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses following a burglary at The White Lion pub in Tilehurst
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