Leighton Park's students could rub shoulders with leading female STEM figures at an event designed to inspire female leadership last month
Read moreDetailsThe NHS has announced that the system for arranging appointments for those needing booster jabs is taking bookings for eligible residents
Read moreDetailsOn Monday, April 15, a large white van became stuck while entering the Oracle Riverside car park, causing significant disruption
Read moreDetailsReading Labour have been accused of misconduct over the presence of the candidate at a councillor surgery in an election battleground ward
Read moreDetailsThousands of participants donned their running gear and hit the pavement for the annual Reading Half Marathon today, Sunday, April 12
Read moreDetailsA CHEESY treat is currently on the menu at Reading's Honest Burgers ... but it won't be there for long.
Read moreDetailsPlans to add more than 600 flats to Broad Street Mall in Reading town centre are now available to view.
Read moreDetailsReading Half Marathon saw thousands of participants taking part, including Dan, who raised over £2,000 for Against Breast Cancer
Read moreDetailsReading heritage enthusiasts are invited to a talk on the history of Sutton's Seeds later this month.
Read moreDetailsChanges have been made to a project to build flats by the river in Reading ? but neighbours raised fears that the new blocks will tower over homes
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