Council urges festival goers to ’embrace’ its climate goals and take their tents home
Reading Borough Council, together with Festival Republic, says its "key message" to attendees is to take tents home and avoid single-use plastics
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council, together with Festival Republic, says its "key message" to attendees is to take tents home and avoid single-use plastics
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Read moreDetailsThree colleagues have been commended by Reading Buses for a total of 60 years of service to the company
Read moreDetailsA study by the University of Reading and Rothamstead Research shows hay yields have dropped and predicts they will continue to fall
Read moreDetailsA READING man, in a roundabout way, is stepping down from the job he loves after more than 34 years at the helm.
Read moreDetailsThere are times when the wealth of activities can be too much. A number of groups help out including the Salvation Army and the Street Pastors.
Read moreDetailsIF THERE'S one thing Scott Bennett wants to do it's make you laugh, particularly given everything that's been going on.
Read moreDetailsLive music events taking place in pubs and clubs across Reading, Wokingham and Bracknell over the next 10 days
Read moreDetailsTHE UNIVERSITY of Reading has provided an update on the unauthorised encampment at their Whiteknights campus.
Read moreDetailsTHE GOVERNMENT has announced a £130m support package to help bus services keep on motoring.
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