Over 5,000 get free health check-ups through community outreach project
Reading Borough Council has announced that just over 5,200 people took part in health checks which were offered for free
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council has announced that just over 5,200 people took part in health checks which were offered for free
Read moreDetailsHere Comes The Sun Festival is back for its day-long celebration at the Rising Sun Arts Centre, with live music, art, spoken word, and comedy.
Read moreDetailsFollowing an inaugural event last year, the multi-genre fundraiser returns with live music and performances, in aid of Medical Aid for Palestinians
Read moreDetailsPetition to oppose Thames Valley Park plan attracts large number of supportive votes in a single week
Read moreDetailsJack Marriott's latest injury is the latest setback in a Reading FC career which has been repeatedly disrupted by fitness problems.
Read moreDetailsReading FC forward Kelvin Ehibhatiomhan is close to completing a move away from the club after the Royals have accepted a bid from Danish side
Read moreDetailsA man has been arrested after a woman was allegedly sexually assaulted and two men were physically assaulted on the University of Reading campus.
Read moreDetailsA 51-year-old man has been charged in connection with three suspicious packages found in Reading town centre.
Read moreDetailsA call has been made for more tree planting in densely populated areas of Reading to help tackle climate change.
Read moreDetailsA councillor has voiced frustration at having to wait for years for his street to be resurfaced.
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