Reading’s trans community shows solidarity to mark Transgender Day of Visibility
Reading Trans Movement led members of the community and their supporters on a march in a show of visibility following TDoV
Read moreDetailsReading Trans Movement led members of the community and their supporters on a march in a show of visibility following TDoV
Read moreDetailsASCOT UNITED FC booked their place at Wembley Stadium to play in the FA Vase final after defeating Corsham Town in the semi-final.
Read moreDetailsTHAMES Valley Police has launched an investigation after the body of a woman was found in the marina in Caversham. Police were called to the Thames and Kennet marina in...
Read moreDetailsREADING FC secured a valuable point on Saturday afternoon, coming from behind to draw at Bristol City.
Read moreDetailsLUCAS JOAO's leveller ensured that Reading FC picked up a vital point away at Bristol City to improve their Championship survival hopes.
Read moreDetailsHEAVY rain has brought flooding to both Reading and Wokingham, causing problems for many. And more pain could be on the way as river levels rise
Read moreDetailsPCC Matthew Barber has welcomed new anti-social behaviour measures just days after the Home secretary praised TVP's rural taskforce efforts
Read moreDetailsSOME unexpected finds have been uncovered during the deep clean of Reading’s famous Maiwand Lion statue in Forbury Gardens. The cleaning was undertaken as part of ongoing efforts to maintain...
Read moreDetailsA RECENT exhibition at a Redlands church has been described as "one of the best ever" by a group of Reading artists
Read moreDetailsBIKERS from across the south east are revving up for the annual Berkshire Egg Run.
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