A grant of £3 million has been allocated to Reading's transport sector, following a successful application by both the council and Reading Buses.
Read moreDetailsFrom today, the initiative sees a mass-action environmental campaign encouraging volunteers to take part in clearing litter from public spaces.
Read moreDetailsThe Lord-Lieutenant of Berkshire, Andrew Try Esq. paid a visit to the Work and Life Skills Centre run by Launchpad
Read moreDetailsDr Alice Mpofu-Coles, Mayor of Reading, will be leading this year's lecture forms part of the University's centenary celebrations.
Read moreDetailsAn appeal has been lodged to save homes near a riverside pub in Reading as the council has ordered the building to be demolished.
Read moreDetailsIt's always good to hear about a new music venue in the area so, when we heard that Crumbs in Woodley was going to try a music night
Read moreDetailsAll children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities deserve to receive the right support to succeed in their education
Read moreDetailsA push for a permanent night shelter in Reading has been rejected, just as a major strategy to tackle homelessness in the town has been approved.
Read moreDetailsPolice have released CCTV images of two people they want to speak to after a gym was set alight in Reading.
Read moreDetailsTwo people have been banned from keeping animals for ten years, after more than 70 cats were found living in squalid conditions in Reading
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