Lord Lieutenant appoints seven new deputies, including Julian A B Walker
The Lord Lieutenant of the Royal County of Berkshire, Mr James Puxley, has announced the appointment of seven new Deputy Lieutenants
Read moreDetailsThe Lord Lieutenant of the Royal County of Berkshire, Mr James Puxley, has announced the appointment of seven new Deputy Lieutenants
Read moreDetailsTHE UNIVERSITY of Reading's climate stripes have appeared on a first-of-its-kind electric vehicle.
Read moreDetailsCould you spare a few hours of your time to help a family with a seriously ill child access safe and comfortable transport?
Read moreDetailsA?10-year-old Guide from Earley has launched a campaign to educate other children about neurodiversity.
Read moreDetailsA GREAT grandmother from Swansea celebrated her 100th birthday with help from friends and family.
Read moreDetailsTESTING times bring out the best in people, and that certainly was the case in South Reading during World War II.
Read moreDetailsSOUTH Reading residents spent a morning reminiscing about the good ol' days thanks to a retrospective event on Saturday, February 4.
Read moreDetailsAN ONLINE talk next will will look at how a museum's archive can unpack the past.
Read moreDetailsUNIVERSITY relationships are oftentimes fleeting, but students at Reading are proving that true love still outs - for a year at least.
Read moreDetailsWell there's a first for everything isn't there.This week something happened that has never happened before. Something bad.
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