March Before We Dai: Reading FC fans to stage latest protest
READING FC fans will march from the town centre to the Select Car Leasing Stadium in the latest protest against club owner Dai Yongge.
Read moreDetailsREADING FC fans will march from the town centre to the Select Car Leasing Stadium in the latest protest against club owner Dai Yongge.
Read moreDetailsThe Royal Berkshire Hospital is now home to a "one stop" service for assessing and treating osteoarthritis in hands and wrists
Read moreDetailsThe Reading mayor has been rubbing shoulders with royalty to watch the Invictus Games.
Read moreDetailsThames Water has said that findings of a national infrastructure assessment are further evidence of the need for their proposed storage reservoir
Read moreDetailsNew figures released by the National Health Service show hormone replacement drug prescriptions have risen by nearly 30%
Read moreDetailsTHAMES Valley Police is appealing for witnesses after an attempted rape in Reading. At around 9.10pm on Wednesday, October 25, a woman in her thirties was walking down Oxford Road...
Read moreDetailsEnviromena, a clean energy solutions provider based in Grazeley, Reading, has announced that they have successfully energised their first project
Read moreDetailsA prominent politician has told Reading FC fans to "watch this space".
Read moreDetailsA chance to buy a piece of history is up for grabs this weekend.
Read moreDetailsA VERY special concert was held in Reading on Saturday night, as an orchestra marked its 21st anniversary.
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