Reading FC protest group Sell Before We Dai are launching a billboard campaign in the town to highlight the plight of Reading FC Women.
Read moreDetailsA centuries-old pub in Reading has been revived with its original name, as The Rising Sun pub on Castle Street has reopened under new ownership
Read moreDetailsReading FC will open up their League One campaign for the 2024/25 season away to Birmingham City. Their opening match on Saturday, August 10 (5:30pm kick-off), will be shown live...
Read moreDetailsCrime and anti-social behaviour were at the forefront of issues that the former shadow Home Secretary, Yvette Cooper, learned about during a visit to Reading yesterday (Tuesday). The high-profile shadow...
Read moreDetailsA MAJOR route linking Woodley with Earley is to be closed for more than two months to allow gasworks to take place
Read moreDetailsReading is set to mark Armed Forces Day on Saturday, celebrating current and former service people, veterans, and cadets
Read moreDetailsTHE Reading Symphony Orchestra is back in action this weekend with its summer concert.
Read moreDetailsProgress has returned with two fresh new plays from local writers in a double-bill production of Moles, by Sarah Wright, and Dirt, by Caroline White
Read moreDetailsA THEALE-based firm has been given a prestigious award for its investment in North American markets.
Read moreDetailsFather Peter Glas, who served at St Joseph's Church, Tilehurst, has been charged with 10 offences, including counts of gross indecency with a child
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