Thinking caps on for quiz night
DOUBLE-BARELLED Brewery is to hold a quiz night next week, with the aim of raising funds for homeless charity Launchpad.
Read moreDetailsDOUBLE-BARELLED Brewery is to hold a quiz night next week, with the aim of raising funds for homeless charity Launchpad.
Read moreDetailsREADING FC have secured the transfer deadline day signing of Arsenal U21s defender Zane Monlouis on a loan deal for the rest of the season.
Read moreDetailsMORE acts have been announced for this year's Reading Festival, joining the likes of Liam Gallagher, Lana Del Ray, and Blink-182 when it returns in August. Clara Amfo made the...
Read moreDetailsResidents are invited to share their views on plans to revise rules surrounding which vehicles can use designated bus lanes in the town
Read moreDetailsYoung Reading talent Caylan Vickers is set to complete a move to Premier League Brighton on transfer deadline day.
Read moreDetailsBBC Radio Berkshire has lost nearly a third of its listeners after a schedule shake-up.
Read moreDetailsPolice will be undertaking high-visibility patrols in a "robust" operation surrounding the Oxford United FC V Reading FC on Saturday, February 3
Read moreDetailsCouncil taxes for thousands of empty homes and second homes in Reading are set to double.
Read moreDetailsBusinesses of all kinds are struggling more than ever as market pressures continue to mount, and independent venues are among some of the hardest hit
Read moreDetailsFrom Friday, February 9, the M3 London-bound carriageway will be closed between junctions 3 and 4a
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