Buses through the ages to feature in showcase for Reading Buses’ 125th anniversary
Reading Buses is bringing some of its classic vehicles to the town centre to celebrate 125 years in operation next month
Read moreDetailsReading Buses is bringing some of its classic vehicles to the town centre to celebrate 125 years in operation next month
Read moreDetailsThe Uni of Reading is seeking participants for Universal Voices, a community choir giving children the chance to sing, learn and perform together.
Read moreDetailsResidents are being encouraged to take a potentially lifesaving step by getting their blood pressure checked during Know Your Numbers Week.
Read moreDetailsResidents are invited to go behind the scenes of policing when Thames Valley Police opens its doors for its Summer Open Day this weekend
Read moreDetailsReading Libraries Fun Palace is bringing interactive workshops, hands-on activities, and family entertainment to libraries across Reading next month
Read moreDetailsIt comes amid Recycling Week, as well as new food waste figures showing the borough is already seeing significant environmental and financial benefits
Read moreDetailsSamples of the Moon will be available to view at the University of Reading as stargazers for an evening of celebrating Earth's nearest neighbour.
Read moreDetailsAmid the British Museum's Bayeux Tapestry sold-out exhibition, a Reading institution is stepping in to give people the chance to see the work up close
Read moreDetailsA group of Reading Buses employees, their families and friends have walked some of the company's bus routes to raise money for charity.
Read moreDetailsFormer Reading FC chief executive Ron Gourlay has been sacked by Spanish side Valencia after less than six months in charge
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