A team of archaeologists led by Dr Gabor Thomas of the UoR has discovered evidence that monks may have lived at the monastery longer than thought
Read moreDetailsPlans to knock down parts of The Oracle in Reading town centre and replace it with 449 flats and new retail spaces have progressed to applications
Read moreDetailsDRIVERS received nearly 80,000 fines for going into bus lanes across Reading in the last financial year according to figures released by the council
Read moreDetailsMORE THAN 50,000 fines were issued across Reading for bad parking over the past financial year.
Read moreDetailsA Reading town centre corner store could be banned from selling alcohol after the owner was accused of assault and concerns were raised by police
Read moreDetailsResearch has revealed the town has the lowest percentage of closures, with 0.13% of businesses launched since December 2017 going into liquidation.
Read moreDetailsREADING FC manager Paul Ince said he was 'proud' of his players' after they exited the FA Cup with defeat to Manchester United.
Read moreDetailsMANCHESTER United secured their spot in the FA Cup Fifth Road, romping to a convincing 3-1 win over Reading.
Read moreDetailsREADING FC's hopes of causing an FA Cup shock were put to bed by Manchester United's clinical second-half display which amended for a goalless opening
Read moreDetailsComedian Jen Brister talks Reading, refinement, and representation as she embarks on her headline tour, The Optimist
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