READING Borough Council has reinstated one of the town's cultural touchstones four years after it was damaged by intense weather conditions. The Cartwheeling Boys statue has been restored and given...
Read moreDetailsThe proposed changes would introduce expanded capacity for vehicles on Sidmouth Street and a scaling back of an underused cycle lane.
Read moreDetailsThe university has joined the coalition of organisations leading the bid, which also includes Reading Economy and Destination Agency (REDA)
Read moreDetailsMind in Berkshire has partnered with Kennet School in Thatcham to develop practical resources exploring the impact of digital life on mental health.
Read moreDetailsReading Chinese School, in partnership with Reading Borough Council, BID, and other schools and communities are set to celebrate Chinese New Year
Read moreDetailsA partial closure order has been granted for a property on Brixham Road in Whitley following ongoing concerns about anti-social behaviour.
Read moreDetailsA woman has been sentenced to 10 weeks in prison after admitting neglecting two dogs and a cat, in breach of Section 9 of the Animal Welfare Act 2006
Read moreDetailsA new movement to help rape survivors take control and feel more confident about speaking out is travelling across the UK, including Reading
Read moreDetailsKream Cabaret will see Vanilla Fuzion undertake their first show in Reading as host when it comes to the Biscuit Factory on Friday, March 6
Read moreDetailsJoint proposals between Reading Borough Council and Wokingham Borough Council would involve a shake-up of public transport routing between the towns
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