Bluebird Care staff wear green for charity
An awareness day raises funds to support mental health
Read moreDetailsAn awareness day raises funds to support mental health
Read moreDetailsThe annual Wargrave Sprint Triathlon, due originally to take place on Sunday, June 23 has been postponed and moved to a new date.
Read moreDetailsTHE PRINCIPAL of Reading's New Directions College is among 130 people from across the southeast to have been cited in the King's birthday honours list
Read moreDetailsChris Bryant was thrilled to be at the creative hub which, when complete, will have 18 sound stages and some of the most advanced facilities in Europe
Read moreDetailsReform UK's Reading group says it is mulling taking action over an apparently fake social media account that has been attributed to a candidate
Read moreDetailsTHE CHAIR of the Labour party has backed calls for a new bridge over the River Thames.
Read moreDetailsRESIDENTS are being urged to check their have the right ID so they can vote in next month's general election
Read moreDetailsThe Reading music scene would not be what it is without Kian Lonergan-Curry, says a nomination for the Cultural Contribution award.
Read moreDetailsFour globe sculptures have been installed in prominent locations around Whiteknights Campus which will for part of a "globe trail" installation
Read moreDetailsTWO of Labour's top team visited Shinfield on Friday, to highlight the work of its film studios and show its support for creative industries.
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