Energy regulator Ofgem meets green energy project leaders at University of Reading
ORGANISERS of a green energy project in Reading welcomed some special guests last week.
Read moreDetailsORGANISERS of a green energy project in Reading welcomed some special guests last week.
Read moreDetailsOPTICIANS in Reading, Shinfield and Woodley are helping to ensure children shine bright by donating high-visibility vests.
Read moreDetailsPubs and hospitality across the UK are set to see alcohol duties frozen until August following the announcement by the Treasury
Read moreDetailsA WALKING tour will unpack the history of Katesgrove.
Read moreDetailsSam Smith has shared his excitement of facing Oxford this weekend in the derby clash at the Kassam Stadium. It is the first time the Royals have visited their rivals...
Read moreDetailsA paedophile from Reading has been given a suspended jail sentence for attempting to communicate sexually with a teenage girl.
Read moreDetailsREADING manager Ruben Selles described the January transfer window as 'damage limitation' which saw six players depart the club.
Read moreDetailsFive more people have been arrested in the continued investigation into incidents of disorder in Reading in December last year
Read moreDetailsThe January transfer window has slammed shut which has seen Reading FC lose six players in total, with one added to the squad.
Read moreDetailsA WATERSPORTS centre in Caversham launched four years ago faces an uncertain future after being denied retrospective planning permissio
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