***** ON THURSDAY, May 4, Reading went to the polls in its first 'normal' local elections since the boundary commission changes were implemented. Last year was an all-out election...
Read moreDetailsSabeur Trabelsi, 44 and of Kings Road, has been convicted by unanimous jury verdict of manslaughter and perverting the course of justice
Read moreDetailsAs Reading gears up for the coronation, the council has laid out what parties, performances, and activites are taking place for families
Read moreDetailsNature Nurture CIC helped youngsters to get in touch with nature and their own mental health with a wellbeing activities day in Lousehill Copse
Read moreDetailsForbury Gardens hosted cheese-based street foods, produce, and live performances for a weekend of brie-lliant eats and entertainment from Blue Collar
Read moreDetailsWEEKEND shoppers were left intrigued by a brightly-coloured vehicle parked on Riverside at the Oracle.
Read moreDetailsA GROUP that aims to spread joy around Reading has been nominated for a Pride of Reading Award.
Read moreDetailsPaul Foot is heading up the bill at Stand and Deliver with support from Pernille Haaland, hosted by Rodhri Buttrick at the Biscuit Factory
Read moreDetailsCOULD cows' burps hold the key to tackling climate change?
Read moreDetailsWaterstones on Broad Street welcomed fantasy writer AF Steadman, whose acclaimed novel has just received its much-anticipated sequel
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