Residents invited to share their views on design for Victoria Park playground design
Victoria Park on George Street, by Cow Lane, is set to see more than £450,000 of investment as part of an ongoing revamp of playgrounds across town
Read moreDetailsVictoria Park on George Street, by Cow Lane, is set to see more than £450,000 of investment as part of an ongoing revamp of playgrounds across town
Read moreDetailsMagician, comedian, and ventriloquist Paul Zerdin has added new dates to his tour, Puppetman, this summer, following a successful run last year
Read moreDetailsFOOD, glorious food? and lots of it. A festival dedicated to all things culinary is returning to Reading, and organisers are promising a giant party
Read moreDetailsThe last few years have been incredibly tough for local businesses, many of which are still recovering from the financial impact of the pandemic
Read moreDetailsOn Tuesday just gone, I officially ended my five-year term as Leader of Reading Borough Council and my near eight years as a Councillor
Read moreDetailsMums have united to put forward a dance school for the Charity of the Year award for providing dance opportunities to children with additional needs
Read moreDetailsTHAMES Valley Police is appealing for witnesses following a serious assault where a man in his thirties was attacked in the area of Audley Street
Read moreDetailsThe next batch of the Household Support Fund is open for applications from those receiving benefits such as Personal Independence Payment
Read moreDetailsA man has been arrested following an incident in Reading on Tuesday evening.
Read moreDetailsStakeholders in Reading's retail sector came together for the Fighting Back Against Retail Crime event
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