A new year message from the Bishop of Reading
I wonder what this new year will bring. Some people will face into it with optimism and joy. For others, there is more a sense of dread and anxiety
Read moreDetailsI wonder what this new year will bring. Some people will face into it with optimism and joy. For others, there is more a sense of dread and anxiety
Read moreDetailsBRACKNELL TOWN had a superb first-half to their year, despite their Southern League Premier South campaign ending in heartbreak.
Read moreDetailsA NEW burger is about to go on sale at two Reading town centre pubs, but you'll have to be quick to take advantage.
Read moreDetailsSIX men have been arrested following a carjacking attempting in south Reading last week
Read moreDetailsConcerns over intensified traffic and parking problems have been raised over a plan for a huge new weather station at the University of Reading.
Read moreDetailsWith problems both on and off the field, 2023 proved to be one of the most challenging in Reading FC's long history.
Read moreDetailsA READING-based author is preparing to celebrate the launch of her latest book, with help from a Caversham bookshop
Read moreDetailsOur first issue of November featured a moment that will go down in Reading FC's history: fans staging a protest march for the second time.
Read moreDetailsThe financial pressures on Reading borough council means it needs to find an additional £13m to stand still.
Read moreDetailsSPECIALIST searches have been carried out today in Reading and Sonning in a bid to find a man who was last seen in Reading on Thursday evening
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