Four 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.
Read moreDetailsReading Festival has added more names to an already packed bill, including which burgeoning acts will be taking to the stage with BBC Introducing
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Air Ambulance has released new figures which show it provides support for nearly 100 patients a year with life-saving emergency care
Read moreDetailsMalcolm Nelson is speaking at Reading U3A's open meeting at Abbey Baptist Church, Abbey Square, from 2pm on Monday, June 24.
Read moreDetailsThe founder of Reading Sports Awards has been nominated for the Chris Tarrant Award for his extensive support and leadership of local organisations
Read moreDetailsThe Supporters Trust at Reading have released a statement confirming that the club will not be extending the renewal period for season tickets.
Read moreDetailsLouisa Guise is set to take part in an Ask the Author session at the Fourbears Books along with Caversham Writers
Read moreDetailsReading is set to remember the victims David Wails, Joe Ritchie-Bennett, and James Furlong in a memorial service next week
Read moreDetailsA "cutting-edge" food and pharmaceutical research company based in Reading can count 30 nationalities among its team of 350 employees.
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