Nine students join the council as part of work experience week
Nine youngsters from King's Academy Prospect and John Madejski Academy took part in a week of work experience at Reading Borough Council
Read moreDetailsNine youngsters from King's Academy Prospect and John Madejski Academy took part in a week of work experience at Reading Borough Council
Read moreDetailsAfter taking feedback, the council has added a dedicated page to its website dedicated to providing information about services for disabled people
Read moreDetailsSTUDENTS at the University of Reading have raised funds for those affected by the earthquake in Turkey and Syria.
Read moreDetailsReading's night-time venues garner Purple Flag accreditation, denoting safety and vibrancy in the town's night-life
Read moreDetailsA NEW warehouse has been created in a Wokingham-based business park, and it will be helping to make movies
Read moreDetailsTHE HEADTEACHER of an east Reading primary school says steps are being taken following an Ofsted verdict of 'requires improvement'
Read moreDetailsReading's taxi drivers have voiced their concerns over private hire regulations for firms and say they are facing long delays in licence renewals
Read moreDetailsA GREEN party councillor is calling for action over what he says is a forest of nuisance estate agency signs across Reading
Read moreDetailsMOTORISTS are being warned temporary traffic lights will be in place at one of the major routes in and out of Reading ? and they'll there until May
Read moreDetailsAs National Apprentice Week draws to a close, Great Western Railway has taken an accolade for its work investing in its apprentices
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