University to showcase Langley Mead in open event
THE UNIVERSITY of Reading is set to host an outdoor event to mark National Meadows Day on Saturday, July 2.
Read moreDetailsTHE UNIVERSITY of Reading is set to host an outdoor event to mark National Meadows Day on Saturday, July 2.
Read moreDetailsThe finishing line at Brighton beach suddenly turned into a loud cheer at the sight of a mysterious bear on the bike
Read moreDetailsDRAGONS were spotted on the River Thames for the first time in three years.
Read moreDetailsA CHAPLAIN who has been in her role for more than 20 years was honoured with a special celebration event last week
Read moreDetailsREADING?S Haydn Choir will be performing a summer concert in Woodley next month.
Read moreDetailsMore riders are still welcome to join in the bid to create the world?s largest parade of hobby horses and their riders
Read moreDetailsThree great ways you can make Reading a better place by helping charities that work in the borough
Read moreDetailsEverybody knows that Pandas are from China but when a child asks that are you Panda from Earley, this Panda from Earley must be doing something right.
Read moreDetailsA TEAM of volunteers are giving their community a dose of TLC, taking to the streets to collect loose rubbish.
Read moreDetailsTwyford Singers, started 60 years ago, are celebrating their anniversary with a concert titled Hope! Joy and Celebration! this Saturday at 3pm
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