GCSEs 2023: Government says results are starting to return to normal
ACROSS the country, more than 640,000 teenagers will be collecting their GCSE results today, and the government says results are returning to normal
Read moreDetailsACROSS the country, more than 640,000 teenagers will be collecting their GCSE results today, and the government says results are returning to normal
Read moreDetailsAs students collect their results, BFfC has signposted a number of services offering support and advice for those who need it
Read moreDetailsOn Saturday, a young Reading resident set off on a journey to Central America to visit one of our twin towns, San Francisco Libre, Nicaragua
Read moreDetailsWith Big Jay taking up hosting duties, the event saw live performances from Duac, Dorian Gay, and Brittana Faberry, as well as DJ sets from Anitah DJ
Read moreDetailsBy the time you read this, you will have noticed the youthful hordes of green-wellied masses descending on our town
Read moreDetailsTHE Lionesses may have lost the World Cup final on Sunday but a Caversham football club hailed them as winners because of the boost given to the sport
Read moreDetailsRESIDENTS campaigning against a phone mast that would the equivalent of four-storey building will next week find out if an appeal was successful.
Read moreDetailsCAN scientists predict when people will develop inflammatory arthritis (IA) using artificial intelligence?
Read moreDetailsA 10-year-old boy has died following an incident in the River Kennet on Monday, August 21.
Read moreDetailsA DECISION to close a major pedestrian route just before the start of Reading Festival has been criticised by the town's opposition parties.
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