A NEW statue is to be unveiled in Reading town centre today, aimed at raising awareness of the efforts to tackle knife crime and violence.
Read moreDetailsDr Khadija Rouf was invited to share a number of her poems alongside budding poets and veteran verse-makers alike at the regular open mic night
Read moreDetailsTHE PLAN to scrap One Day Travelcards to London has been condemned by Reading Borough Council.
Read moreDetailsBREWERIES and distilleries based near the University of Reading will be celebrated at its inaugural drinks festival on May 26 and 27.
Read moreDetailsHow To Train Your Dragon author Cressida Cowell MBE joined young readers at Waterstones on Broad Street to celebrate the release of her latest novel
Read moreDetailsREADING has one of the lowest carbon footprints in the country according to new research.
Read moreDetailsA FORMER motorbike dealership in Whitley could be replaced with a convenience store.
Read moreDetailsTo mark its golden anniversary, ITS has embarked on twelve months of fundraising in aid of Sue Ryder
Read moreDetailsCEO Sarah Bentley and CFO Alastair Cochran have decided to forgo any performance-related bonuses for 2022-2023 amid rising criticism
Read moreDetailsStaff and students at Little Heath School were given a chance to share and celebrate their cultures in a week of events in aid of charity
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