READING’S buses are due to receive more than £26 million of funding over the next three years – although the change in government could delay the plans which include more...
Read moreDetailsTHE FIRMS behind Reading?s ultrafast broadband were grilled over miscommunication, homes blocked in, and debris left after the workforce moved on.
Read moreDetailsA UNIVERSITY of Reading alumna has emerged as a candidate to succeed Boris Johnson as Conservative party leader.
Read moreDetailsA WOMAN in her forties was stabbed in the neck as she sat on a bench outside a Reading town centre church
Read moreDetailsA DANCE music festival is coming to Reading later this month, and it?s down by the river.
Read moreDetailsTHE BELLE CANTO trio will be performing a summer celebration in Silchester this weekend
Read moreDetailsA WOODLEY charity that helps breast cancer patients by providing care packages has received a covid grant from the John Sykes Foundation
Read moreDetailsPangbourne Rotary Club has elected Saerah Hopley as its President for 2022/23.
Read moreDetailsA CHARITY that aims to help unemployed women succeed at job interviews has appointed a new chair.
Read moreDetailsA KEY figure in Whitley has been recognised by the University of Reading.
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