Let's Lift The Curfew aims to build confidence, fitness and community by bringing together women of all abilities for supportive group runs on campus.
Read moreDetailsPatients across the South East will be among those to benefit from faster diagnosis, earlier treatment and more personalised care, NHS leaders say.
Read moreDetailsReading band Only The Poets marked the release of their debut album, And I’d Do It Again, with a special gig at 3Sixty on 31 January 2026. The four-piece —...
Read moreDetailsReading FC manager Leam Richardson has been identified as a leading candidate to take over as head coach of Blackburn Rovers
Read moreDetailsReading's Rivermead Leisure Centre has been judged one of the best leisure facilities in the UK after receiving an Outstanding rating
Read moreDetailsOnly The Poets are clearly on an upward trajectory, and one thing you can be sure of, they will never forget their roots
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Read moreDetailsComedian Nish Kumar has announced a date in Reading at The Hexagon as part of his newly revealed 2026 UK tour.
Read moreDetailsAndre Garcia has completed a move from Reading FC to Belgian side Club Brugge, bringing an end to an 11-year association with the Royals.
Read moreDetailsReading FC's hopes of signing Kyreece Lisbie from League Two side Colchester United have ended in disappointment as the proposed transfer collapsed
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