Ascot has launched its third Jumps Season Lookbook, a style guide for Autumn/Winter occasionwear, ahead of the Fireworks Spectacular Family Raceday
Read moreDetailsAs it stands, come next Spring more than 9,000 residents in Reading could find themselves waiting for postal vote which may never arrive
Read moreDetailsThe town is set to mark the start of the festive season with the annual Christmas Light switch-on and Christmas market on Saturday, November 15
Read moreDetailsMadam Lether has marked the release of their latest collection of stories, Tales from the Algorithm, the culmination of 25 years of inspiration
Read moreDetailsA disabled man claims he is 'too scared to sleep' over issues with his neighbours in council housing in Reading.
Read moreDetailsA change to allow a fashion and homeware retailer in Reading to sell food items and other products has been rejected.
Read moreDetailsConnect Reading were awarded as the Team of the Year. The cross-sector network brings together businesses, non-profits, education and public sector organisations to share resources. Members said: “For such a...
Read moreDetailsRedlands Primary School were chosen as this year’s School of the Year. Redlands was described as a school with ‘an amazing vibe’ by its nominator. It is a small school...
Read moreDetailsMagic seats, exclusive merch and a special double feature - a touch of magic arrives at Vue Reading to mark the release of Wicked: For Good
Read moreDetailsConfusion has been raised over a new retirement home in Shinfield that has been built but left vacant for more than two years.
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