Messy making with a message at MERL Earth Day event
A READING museum scrapped its 'hands off' policy this weekend, as visitors got hands-on with a range of activities to celebrate Earth Day 2023.
Read moreDetailsA READING museum scrapped its 'hands off' policy this weekend, as visitors got hands-on with a range of activities to celebrate Earth Day 2023.
Read moreDetailsJake Sackman, aged 27 and of Hawkedon Way, Lower Earley, was found guilty of drink driving on Wednesday, April 26
Read moreDetailsA READING publisher is seeking submissions for a collection of poetry from people with links to the town. Two Rivers Press is currently preparing an anthology of works from people...
Read moreDetailsReading's Vegan food fiesta attracts thousands of visitors
Read moreDetailsMorris dance 'apprentice' Jess Tyers was so impressed by care given to her mum at a hospice she inspired her dancing team to fundraise for it.
Read moreDetailsA UNIVERSITY of Reading-linked institution has opened in Cape Town, South Africa.
Read moreDetailsREADING FC interim boss Noel Hunt has tasked his team to 'keep cool and stick to the game plan' in their vital match against Wigan Athletic.
Read moreDetailsREADING FC interim manager Noel Hunt gave an injury update on his squad ahead of their match against Wigan Athletic on Saturday with both teams
Read moreDetailsTHE LEADER of Reading Borough Council, Jason Brock, says he is pleased with the progress Labour has made in running the council over the past year
Read moreDetailsTHE 2022 local elections were a landmark year for Reading's Green party ? they became the official opposition after making enough gains
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