Leader of Reading Borough Council Jason Brock has sent a letter addressing his concerns about the future of Reading Football Club.
Read moreDetailsMajor stakeholders, including the government and regulators, are reportedly in talks as Thames Water faces mounting debts and a CEO resignation
Read moreDetailsREADING Buses celebrated its annual open day on Sunday, June 25, welcoming members of the public to its depot in Great Knollys Street for a day of fun
Read moreDetailsFrom Monday, June 26, residents will be invited to share their thoughts on the council's proposals for major works on Reading Central Library
Read moreDetailsCllr Ennis said: "transport effects everyone, so it's important that we don't want to make it party political," ahead of a PACT meeting on Thursday
Read moreDetailsA LIME SQUARE dental practice is offering a revolutionary service which is helping patients maintain excellent oral hygiene.
Read moreDetailsCHARGES remain in place for DIY waste left at Reading and Bracknell recycling centres, despite new government legislation outlawing the fees.
Read moreDetailsTheatre, poetry, stand-up, carnival costumes, and performances aplenty were on display at East Reading Festival on Sunday, June 25
Read moreDetailsClassical music lovers are in for a treat this weekend when the Crowthorne Symphony Orchestra (CSO) will perform the last concert of its summer season
Read moreDetailsA CHARITY plant sale is to take place in East Reading on Sunday, July 2.
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