An MP in Reading has reacted as her Dad from Bracknell has been suspended from the Labour Party over a "misguided" fundraiser for a former mayor.
Read moreDetailsA sombre reminder of a tragedy in Reading where 13 children died will be installed at the hospital where it happened.
Read moreDetailsThousands of people across Reading are lacing up their running shoes as the town prepares for the Green Park Reading Half Marathon on Sunday, March 22
Read moreDetailsProfessor Anna Horwood wasappointed Member of the Order of the British Empire for services to Orthoptics and Research in Visual Development
Read moreDetailsThe event seeks to recognise and reward those people within the company who have done great things over the previous 12 months.
Read moreDetailsRidgeline Trust is holding a free Daffodil Day
Read moreDetailsBrits and Ukrainians joined together last weekend to march across Reading on Saturday in solidarity with the people of Ukraine.
Read moreDetailsA new five-year strategy to help prevent homelessness and rough sleeping in Reading is set to be adopted next week.
Read moreDetailsThe re3 Partnership is celebrating a successful first year of its re3read Book Reuse Scheme as World Book Day is marked around the globe
Read moreDetailsDr Karen Henderson, Director of Research and Innovation at the University, has been presented with the official honour by HRH The Princess Royal
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