Are You Listening? Festival has named 20 artists, including The Borough and Dan le Sac who will be taking to the stage when the event returns in May.
Read moreDetailsA woman who was found seriously ill in a tent in Broad Street, Reading, has died in hospital, police have confirmed
Read moreDetailsRotary Club art exhibition will be a visual fundraiser
Read moreDetailsSupporters of Reading FC have announced that the original leaders of the fan group Club?1871 are stepping aside.
Read moreDetailsJack Daynes is clearly a talented musician. As well as his own solo music and shows, he is an excellent drummer playing in top tours
Read moreDetailsmajor emergency response has been launched after a serious incident led to the closure of Rushey Way in Earley.
Read moreDetailsFormer Royals manager Ruben Selles, who oversaw Reading FC during a challenging spell under the ownership of Dai Yongge, is facing mounting pressure after a difficult start to life as...
Read moreDetailsREADING Borough Council has reinstated one of the town's cultural touchstones four years after it was damaged by intense weather conditions. The Cartwheeling Boys statue has been restored and given...
Read moreDetailsThe proposed changes would introduce expanded capacity for vehicles on Sidmouth Street and a scaling back of an underused cycle lane.
Read moreDetailsThe university has joined the coalition of organisations leading the bid, which also includes Reading Economy and Destination Agency (REDA)
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