Racing the dragon: Rotary Club welcomes teams on the river for the first time in three year
DRAGONS were spotted on the River Thames for the first time in three years.
Read moreDetailsDRAGONS were spotted on the River Thames for the first time in three years.
Read moreDetailsA CHAPLAIN who has been in her role for more than 20 years was honoured with a special celebration event last week
Read moreDetailsREADING?S Haydn Choir will be performing a summer concert in Woodley next month.
Read moreDetailsAN MP from Reading West, Alok Sharma, has been awarded the title politician of the year at the BusinessGreen awards
Read moreDetailsREADING’S debt to railways was highlighted in a speech by MP Matt Rodda, who said the town grew dramatically as a result. Speaking in House of Commons debate about HS2,...
Read moreDetailsA MEETING to monitor the work of Thames Valley?s Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) was abandoned over a squabble as to who should chair the group,
Read moreDetailsREADING?S HISTORY is on the move thanks to two new pre-recorded walking tours delving into the town's hidden history
Read moreDetailsTHE PANGBOURNE jazz club is returning for an evening of music on Sunday, July 3
Read moreDetailsCAR NUTS will be in top gear as they head to Prospect Park for the return of the Berkshire Motor Show on Sunday, July 3
Read moreDetailsTo help widowed residents overcome the difficult first step of socialising again after loss, Reading District Oddfellows, is asking for three minutes
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