Cllr Liz Terry has been chosen to lead and is now due to formally take up the position at the annual general meeting set for Wednesday, May 22
Read moreDetailsFOUR years ago, anyone launching a business would have struggled: covid restrictions including lockdowns, meant it was a tough to build an audience
Read moreDetailsScientists from the University of Reading are set to meet farmers and food businesses in a new scheme to accelerate nature-friendly farming
Read moreDetailsAN ADULT entertainment venue in Reading town centre wants to renew its licence and open for longer.
Read moreDetailsTHOSE looking to travel to London this Sunday are being encouraged to have a lie-in, as Paddington station is due to open later as a result of engineering work. Overnight...
Read moreDetailsAre You Listening? Festival, which has been bringing live music and performances to Reading for over a decade, is returning this weekend
Read moreDetailsThe RDA is looking for people to join its quiz night on Wednesday, May 15.
Read moreDetailsThe Pride of Reading Awards have launched in style and now it is time to get nominating your favourites for one of the many awards
Read moreDetailsRyan Willicombe, 19 and of Home Straight, has been found guilty of manslaughter, but was found not guilty of murder
Read moreDetailsThe second Reading Walks Festival is back with nearly fifty trails and interactive walks exploring the history and stories of the town and the borough
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