Rebel rebel: Reading bar to host discussion looking at some of the most rebellious women in history
AN EVENING celebrating some of the most rebellious women in history is coming to Reading town centre on Monday night
Read moreDetailsAN EVENING celebrating some of the most rebellious women in history is coming to Reading town centre on Monday night
Read moreDetailsEvery local councillor, no matter where they serve, will know that making any significant change to bin collection regimes is a risky business
Read moreDetailsReading Male Voice Choir has laid out its upcoming performances, with special guests such as Aneesa Chaudhry and Eleanor Stevens
Read moreDetailsPolice are appealing for witnesses following a robbery in The Cake Box, Wokingham Road, in which a cash box was stolen on Tuesday, January 10
Read moreDetailsA Reading man has been sentenced to two years and eight months in prison for possession of more than £300,000 worth of class A drugs
Read moreDetailsReading Today speaks to JaackMaate, Stevie White, and Robbie Knox ahead of the Happy Hour podcast's live show at the Hexagon on Thursday, February 2
Read moreDetailsA THREE-BEDROOM bungalow in Caversham could be replaced with a two-storey home.
Read moreDetailsHistorian and author Ian Wheeler will lead a talk arguing that will aim to "adjust perceptions" associated with Victorian asylums
Read moreDetailsMr Hunter, who was personally involved in the design and construction of the road, will lead a talk looking at its history
Read moreDetailsANDY CARROLL has signed a contract extension to keep him at Reading FC until 2024.
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