MORE TRAIN strikes will take place next week and South Western Railway is warning people to only travel if absolutely necessary.
Read moreDetailsReading Festival is finally here, so we've got day-by-day previews with our top picks for who and what to see as the event gets underway
Read moreDetailsA RECORD number of undergraduate places have been offered by the University of Reading this year.
Read moreDetailsA READING arts centre is to host an evening of sketches, speeches, and poems next week.
Read moreDetailsSTARS from the West End will be celebrating the music of The Eagles when they visit Reading next week
Read moreDetailsMEMBERS of Reading Humanists will be walking from Reading Station to a Newtown pub next week, and are inviting people to join them.
Read moreDetailsJacobs the Jewellers has announced the winner of its Emerging Designer's competition.
Read moreDetailsReading City is backing a campaign set up by families affected by gambling-related suicide.
Read moreDetailsStudents at Activate Learning's Reading College and University Centre have been celebrating after collecting their GCSE results
Read moreDetailsSTUDENTS at Leighton Park have been praised for a "stunning" set of GCSE results as they achieved more top grades than the national average.
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