Reading FC got themselves back in the hunt for the League One play-off places with a stunning victory over Wrexham. The Royals went into the game on the back of...
Read moreDetailsThousands of elite competitors, experienced runners, fitness enthusiasts, and first-timers will be taking part in the annual event
Read moreDetailsThe John Sykes Foundation is celebrating six years of collaboration with the A&E Department of the Royal Berkshire Hospital.
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council is inviting residents to share their views on a new project exploring Reading's history during the time of the Roman Empire.
Read moreDetailsMark's taking part in this year's Reading Half Marathon, for the woodland centre charity that supports families whose children have special needs
Read moreDetailsReading got their League One play-off hopes back on track with an impressive home victory against promotion chasing Wrexham.
Read moreDetailsMr Donne has been given the Award of Merit for his role over the last 20-years in supporting and educating venue operators.
Read moreDetailsA Nepalese restaurant in Emmer Green has re-opened with the top food hygiene score possible following closure amid series safety concerns last year
Read moreDetailsReading Museum is set to host an exhibition marking six decades of digital development in Reading from Tuesday, March 18
Read moreDetailsFans of Reading FC and Wrexham AFC will stage a protest during the match between the two teams tomorrow night (11 March, 8pm kick-off
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