The Love Unites 2023 Parade will bring the spirit of Pride to Reading when it returns in September, including a live broadcast from B Radio Berkshire
Read moreDetailsA NEW cafe has opened bringin the taste of Portugal the heart of one of Reading, and is offering a special treat for Reading Today readers
Read moreDetailsCaversham Court Gardens has been given the Green Flag Award, recognising high-quality maintenance and excellent wildlife and sustainability practices
Read moreDetailsReading's Pride parade and the Love Unites Festival are run entirely by volunteers, and are seeking willing participants to help with the event
Read moreDetailsREADING has one of the highest rates of water rescue incidents in Berkshire with the number across the county soaring by 50% in the past three years.
Read moreDetailsA group of volunteers, who collected and delivered items vitally needed by the Ukrainians, has been nominated for Community of the Year,
Read moreDetailsA former staff member at Zerodegrees bar restaurant in Reading has been praised for raising money and supporting the LGBTQ+ community
Read moreDetailsA FORMER chippy in Reading town centre could become another takeaway restaurant if plans are approved.
Read moreDetailsTHE FORMER headquarters to phone company Three could become an apart-hotel if a new planning application is approved
Read moreDetailsA 50-year-old from Reading has been sentenced to 20 months in prison after sexually assaulting a woman on a train
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