A CHARITY that supports children with additional needs has appointed its first chief operating officer, something it says is a huge step forward.
Read moreDetailsA PACKAGE of training measures related to the climate emergency is to be rolled out across Reading Borough Council
Read moreDetailsDown at the Abbey sees performances from BC Camplight, Los Bitchos, Zayid Al-Samman, and Jeffrey Lewis in the shadow of Reading's Abbey Ruins
Read moreDetailsPLANS for a new cycle hub in Reading town centre have fallen through and now the council says it would be wheelie good to find an alternative location
Read moreDetailsReading Bridge has been added to the local list of protected structures just prior to its 100th anniversary.
Read moreDetailsTHE borough's only Labour MP has been given a new role in the recent shadow cabinet reshuffle.
Read moreDetailsTWO READING buildings that were used as offices are to be demolished and replaced with an industrial unit, rather than once-mooted flats.
Read moreDetailsFORGET buses coming in threes. For Reading's youngsters, it's the far more important subject of play parks.
Read moreDetailsGirls' Net online mental health course for girls launches in Berkshire
Read moreDetailsREADING FC continued their unbeaten start in the Women's Championship thanks to a dramatic stoppage time leveller from Lauren Wade.
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