READING FC suffered a damaging defeat in a bottom of the table clash against Fleetwood Town as Josh Vela scored a stoppage time winner for the
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Read moreDetailsPLANS TO scrap the One Day Travelcard have reportedly been averted as Transport for London strikes a deal with the government
Read moreDetailsStranger Sings is about to land in Reading as part of a UK theatre tour? so we catch up with Elliott Wooster, who portrays Mike
Read moreDetailsREADING FC fans will have the chance to relive one of the most famous days in the club's history by viewing the Simod Cup at Reading Museum.
Read moreDetailsA CAR parked on a driveway in Tilehurst was set on fire last week, with the blaze spreading to the nearby house.
Read moreDetailsTHAMES VALLEY POLICE say they are seeing an increase in car thefts across Caversham
Read moreDetailsWinter Chills will screen a collection of short horror films, including by Reading film-makers, curated by writer and director Stephen Graves
Read moreDetailsThe Sue Ryder Duchess of Kent Hospice has announced plans to begin a new regular bereavement support service in Reading with Grief Kind Spaces
Read moreDetailsTHE date has been set for the Reading Toy Run
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