Reading’s learners can’t wait to drive: town in top five for getting on the road
A new study reveals Reading is one of the UK areas most interested in learning to drive, clinching fourth spot.
Read moreDetailsA new study reveals Reading is one of the UK areas most interested in learning to drive, clinching fourth spot.
Read moreDetailsReading Football Club has reached an agreement of exclusivity with an unnamed party over the takeover of the club from Dai Yongge.
Read moreDetailsIt follows an incident which took place between 9.30pm and 10pm on Saturday, March 23, when a cyclist was involved in a collision with a car
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council has announced that library users are set to see nearly £500,000 of investment following a new grant
Read moreDetailsREADING BUSES is promising improvements to its services from next month, with more buses and better connections for late-night trains. The changes come into effect from Monday, April 15, and...
Read moreDetailsRebecca Cook is to take on the London Marathon in aid of Smile Train, which helps children born with a cleft palette.
Read moreDetailsThe two companies are teaming up to offer free toasted crumpets with butter and jam to anyone who goes into the supermarket's cafe and asks for Ellen
Read moreDetailsLit Fibre, which is based in Greyfriars Road, is an alternative fibre network comprising a network builder and Internet Service Provider (ISP)
Read moreDetailsAidan Taylor, who lectures in Microbiology at the university, has been awarded more than £120,000 to study a bacteria which causes food poisoning
Read moreDetailsPaul Foot is itching to tell you all, and what it has to do with King Tutankhamen, the House of Lords, Sir Cliff Richard, officious lollipop ladies
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