Three new and improved playgrounds have been opened this year, with sites at Westfield Road Recreation Ground, Waterloo Meadows, and Rivermead
Read moreDetailsThe university is once again set to welcome guest speakers for live events open to the public next week
Read moreDetailsOne of Reading's MPs is asking neighbours throughout the area to have their say on the future of the National Health Service.
Read moreDetailsLegends of Reading, a contemporary, artistic collage celebrating our town by artist and salon owner of Electric Hair, Mark Woolley
Read moreDetailsA young winner of a Pride of Reading Award in 2013, Tom Parry will be at the awards lunch this year to present the award to another young star.
Read moreDetailsA Reading man is due to compete in a prestigious cricket competition in Australia despite going blind.
Read moreDetailsA serviceto help people living in Reading get rid of bulky waste, such as fridges, TVs and furniture, has been scrapped.
Read moreDetailsBen Stephenson steps into the role from that of director of Sixth Form.
Read moreDetailsFilled with toys by The Cowshed, the bags will delight children on Christmas Day
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police is appealing for help locating a man reported missing from Reading.
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