THE UNIVERSITY of Reading is set to welcome former subpostmistress Pam Stubbs for the opening of a new play centered on the Post Office scandal. Glitch, produced by Reading’s own...
Read moreDetailsKatesgrove Green Party councillors have announced recent upgrades to the play area at Waterloo Meadows in Reading. After years of campaigning, the improvements have come to fruition which they hope...
Read moreDetailsPangbourne Rotary Club has welcomed Ted Millichap as a new member. Ted, a retired banker and financial advisor, hails from Purley and was drawn to Pangbourne Rotary by seeing a...
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses following an incident of rape on Argyle Road on between 10.30pm and 11pm on Wednesday, May 29
Read moreDetails"There is the sense (the Tories are) messing things up for no reason. The cuts have, in the long run, harmed the economy more than they have helped"
Read moreDetailsYoung people in Reading will have more access to mental health support, thanks to a ‘trailblazing’ project from Brighter Futures for Children (BFfC). The not-for-profit is expanding the remit of...
Read moreDetailsThe June Family Jam sees families taking part in interactive music sessions and try out a variety of instruments on Saturday, June 1
Read moreDetailsREADING Borough Council has given funding boosts to 10 projects from organisations promoting healthy living. Groups offering wellness checks, conferences, and workshops aimed at supporting those at greatest risk of...
Read moreDetailsWATERFEST is returning to Reading for its 35th year this month, celebrating the Kennet and Avon Canal with a packed schedule of shows and events. Reading Borough Council is teaming...
Read moreDetailsEast Reading Festival, celebrating the diversity of the community in the town, is returning to Palmer Park on Sunday, June 23.
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