Reading judged to be the UK’s best area to work in an office
Reading is the UK?s best place to work in an office, based on transport costs, Internet accessibility, wages and fuel costs.
Read moreDetailsReading is the UK?s best place to work in an office, based on transport costs, Internet accessibility, wages and fuel costs.
Read moreDetailsThe Food Bank, which serves those in need in Earley, Lower Earley, and Twyford, has reached out for donations because stocks are running low.
Read moreDetailsAccording Greene King, 65% of adults aged 18 to 24, or Gen Z, have seen colleagues in person just once since starting a job in the pandemic.
Read moreDetailsPatrick Benjamin, 43, of Lulworth Road, Reading, was sentenced to 13 years in prison at Reading Crown Court on Wednesday, February 23.
Read moreDetailsIt comes after quantities of blood were reported in Broad Street, Duke Street and Jackson?s Corner at around 7am on Tuesday, February 22.
Read moreDetailsDue to a family bereavement, the frontman of 90s alternative rock group Mansun has had to cancel the performance scheduled for Monday, February 28.
Read moreDetailsA PRIMARY school teacher from Woodley has brought new meaning to finding a good book with the Big Book Hunt.
Read moreDetailsThe incident occurred between 8pm and 8.15pm on Tuesday, February 22, at a Tesco store on Tilehurst Road.
Read moreDetailsA CHARITY that tackles meningitis is urging young adults to take a potentially lifesaving vaccine.
Read moreDetailsMonica Jobson, now in her 80s, has spent two decades helping maintain the University of Reading?s Harris Garden.
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