Berkshire girls’ football league named best in England at national awards
A Berkshire football league supporting more than 5,000 young players has been named League of the Year at a national grassroots football awards
Read moreDetailsA Berkshire football league supporting more than 5,000 young players has been named League of the Year at a national grassroots football awards
Read moreDetailsA Reading music charity is opening a studio housing some of the most iconic synthesisers and drum machines in electronic music history
Read moreDetailsJamie Flitter, aged 41, of Caversham Road, Reading, was sentenced to four years and six months in prison on Monday, August 24, at Reading Crown Court.
Read moreDetailsReading Pride Parade begins outside Reading Station at 11am, followed by the Love Unites Festival in Kings Meadow from noon.
Read moreDetailsReading Festival 2026 came to an end after a bank holiday of live music, surprise performances and thousands of fans gathering at Richfield Avenue. This year's festival saw headline performances...
Read moreDetailsTwo former Reading FC players are set to go head-to-head in the boxing ring as part of a charity fight night in London.
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council has put forward changes which would help reduce accidents involving vehicles turning left across the bus lane on Kings Road.
Read moreDetailsPregnant women and children across the South East are being encouraged to get their flu vaccine as the NHS begins its annual flu vaccination programme
Read moreDetailsReading Festival organisers have hailed this year's event as a major step forward, following a huge transformation in its history
Read moreDetailsA Royal Mail worker from Slough has been jailed for more than six years after police uncovered more than £1.2m in cash linked to a drugs operation.
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