Local clubs gear up for a bumper weekend of action
After a gruelling pre-season schedule, our clubs are ready to hit the ground running.
Read moreDetailsAfter a gruelling pre-season schedule, our clubs are ready to hit the ground running.
Read moreDetailsReading's final pre-season friendly against Charlton Athletic has been moved away from the Select Car Leasing Stadium
Read moreDetailsNew Uni of Reading research shows that Shoppers would pay more for their weekly food shop if it meant improved welfare for farm animals.
Read moreDetails97% of pharmacies in the region have now signed up to the Pharmacy Contraception Service, which removes barriers to getting access to contraception.
Read moreDetailsAndrew Gainey, aged 38, of Kennet Road, Kintbury, pleaded guilty to eight counts of theft from a shop at Reading Magistrates' Court on Monday, July 27
Read moreDetailsPangbourne Rotary Club's dragon boat race is just one of the group's many fundraising successes this year
Read moreDetailsNail It DIY is one of six groups to benefit from this year's Thrive Grant
Read moreDetailsReading Mela 2026 will take place at Palmer Park on Saturday, and Sunday, August 1-2 from noon to 7:00pm.
Read moreDetailsMore than 10,000 young people across the South East received their free MenB vaccination in the first week of the programme, the NHS has said.
Read moreDetailsUniversity says records likely to be broken - again
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