Queen Anne’s Careers fair is back
Queen Anne's School careers fair is returning on Monday, September 19
Read moreDetailsQueen Anne's School careers fair is returning on Monday, September 19
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council releases its ethnic minority pay gap every financial year in a bid to be transparent.
Read moreDetailsThe Bugle, on Friar Street, was locally listed after councillors voted unanimously to protect the building
Read moreDetailsThe Development Fund, now in its ninth round of funding, assists churches across the Diocese of Oxford.
Read moreDetailsA COMEDY night is coming to a Winnersh pub next month.
Read moreDetailsOn Saturday, July 30, the grounds of Englefield House welcomed the Heritage Live Concert series.
Read moreDetailsAN OPEN garden in Tutts Clump will give people the chance to explore ancient woodland.
Read moreDetailsReading FC manager Paul Ince has confirmed that the club are on the brink of signing Naby Sarr and Mamadou Loum.
Read moreDetailsLondon Legal Support Trust is raising funds for legal support charities with its annual Reading Legal Walk taking place in September
Read moreDetailsReading Pride is set to take over B Radio on Monday, August 1, with a huge headliner announcement ahead of this years Love Unites Pride event
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