Autistic Thriving: At School and Beyond takes place at the University of Reading's Centre for Autism, Whiteknights Campus, on Wednesday, May 6
Read moreDetailsYoung children with special educational needs and disabilities will benefit from fundraising event
Read moreDetailsJelly is set to welcome celebrated Berkshire documentary filmmaker Anna Snowball to give a talk as part of its Artists in Residence series
Read moreDetailsA huge project for more than 550 apartments in Reading could be torpedoed at a crunch meeting.
Read moreDetailsCouncillors and party activists are campaigning hard for people's votes throughout Reading for the council elections
Read moreDetailsA driver has been arrested on suspicion of drink-driving after allegedly delaying police officers responding to a serious injury incident in Calcot
Read moreDetailsProgress is being made on a huge development of more than 200 homes north of Reading.
Read moreDetailsThe other parties have accused a top Labour councillor in Reading of 'impropriety' and a 'conflict of interest' in the project to install a sculpture
Read moreDetailsThe conversion of a prominent office building in Reading town centre has been rejected due to concerns over flooding.
Read moreDetailsA chain responsible for running cafes at some of the biggest destinations in London is gearing up to come to Reading.
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