Olly Stephens’ Dad calls for total ban on mobile phones in schools
THE father of murdered Reading schoolboy, Olly Stephens, has called for mobile phones to be banned from schools.
Read moreDetailsTHE father of murdered Reading schoolboy, Olly Stephens, has called for mobile phones to be banned from schools.
Read moreDetailsA UNIQUE blend of coffee has arrived in Reading, thanks to a new independent business.
Read moreDetailsREADING'S favourite six-sided venue is celebrating its 45th anniversary and is opening its doors for a look down memory lane ? and a look ahead
Read moreDetailsTHE READING Business Improvement District has released a new map of places to eat and drink in Reading, listing more than 140 locations
Read moreDetailsConnect Reading have 20 years of connecting businesses and charities under their belts with their events and campaigns
Read moreDetailsThree great ways to help make Reading a better place, thanks to Reading Voluntary Action
Read moreDetailsTHAMES Water is set to go ahead with plans which will see it pump treated sewage into the River Thames, despite objections
Read moreDetailsThe University of Reading has said that records could be broken for September temperatures as forecasts show a heatwave is set to continue this week
Read moreDetailsA PETROL station in West Reading will now be able to serve alcohol 24 hours a day.
Read moreDetailsNew images have been released showing how a 16-storey skyscraper will change the skyline of Reading.
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