Reading allotment welcomes councillors for community barbecue
Labour Cllrs for the Abbey Ward David Stevens and Mohammed Ayub attended for a community barbecue
Read moreDetailsLabour Cllrs for the Abbey Ward David Stevens and Mohammed Ayub attended for a community barbecue
Read moreDetailsA businessman who claims he tried to buy Reading Football Club has spoken out against current owner Dai Yongge and Nigel Howe. German businessman Daniel Loitz was reportedly in talks...
Read moreDetailsData collected by the university shows that the evening of Sunday, September 1-2 was one of the warmest September night in 75 years
Read moreDetailsSerious doubts remain over whether there will ever be a new hospital in Berkshire.
Read moreDetailsTHE NHS has announced that it has begun to offer vaccinations against Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) for the first time
Read moreDetailsParents and Children Together is hosting a live, online Q&A session to help residents find out more about adoption and hear from adoptive parents
Read moreDetailsOn day three of the Paralympics, Reading boccia ace Will Arnott claimed a win in the last match of the day over Karabo Morapedi of South Africa.
Read moreDetailsThe University of Reading has been awarded prestigious accreditation for a range of its courses, recognising a high quality of teaching
Read moreDetailsBerkshire Vision's Beyond Sight Games takes place from 9am-4pm on Thursday, September 19, at Palmer Park
Read moreDetailsPROFESSOR Julia Waters has released a further statement following the scrapping of single-word assessments by Ofsted. The schools inspectorate has laid out plans to replace the assesments with a new...
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