A 'SCANDALOUS' rule change by the government will give Reading Borough Council fewer powers to stop more flats being built in Reading
Read moreDetailsSam Ryder surprises shoppers in Reading as the battle for Christmas number 1 heats up
Read moreDetailsThe council announces new Buzz 9 route serving central Reading, Royal Berkshire Hospital, Whitley Wood, and Green Park Station
Read moreDetailsOLD FAVOURITES in a new setting: that's Sleeping Beauty.
Read moreDetailsA PROJECT to shore up a much-used footpath by Reading's waterways is to be paused for Christmas ? and pedestrians welcomed again.
Read moreDetailsWe catch up with Matt Thomson as the dust settles on a busy year for The Amazons and look ahead to their upcoming album
Read moreDetailsStudents from University Technical College Reading have rounded off the Autumn term with a project set by the charity
Read moreDetailsReading Indie Comedy Festival returns in May, bringing with it comedians such as Gary Delaney and Harriet Kemsley, plus roasts and competitions
Read moreDetailsAre You listening? has just announced the first batch of performers who will be performing when it returns in May
Read moreDetailsBlue Collar Corner serves up a seasonal celebration of festive foods for a Very Street Food Christmas
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