Jade Mistry talks about her time as a finalist on BBC's Glow Up, diversity in the industry, and how make-up is helping people right here in Reading
Read moreDetailsMore than 100 neighbours are pushing for a new pedestrian crossing along one of the busiest roads in Reading.
Read moreDetailsA push is being made for the government to take urgent action to tackle spiralling delays in driving test appointments in Reading.
Read moreDetailsThe new driving test centre for Reading will officially open next week.
Read moreDetailsVolunteers at a music and performing arts venue in Reading have had to apply to renew their licence for food and alcohol sales
Read moreDetailsA plan for flats above a busy cafe in Reading town centre has cleared a crucial hurdle, allowing the project to go ahead.
Read moreDetailsStation Hill welcomed residents of Reading and across Berkshire to its family-friendly celebration, featuring a plethora of local artists
Read moreDetailsThe first phase of substantial changes at The Oracle shopping centre has been completed, with yet more developments coming in the future.
Read moreDetailsA hotel in Reading that is due to be reopened by a hospitality company could be getting new fitness rooms.
Read moreDetailsStudents from Reading College and University Centre got a taste for their future careers by doing work experience at Royal Ascot.
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