BUS tickets will be capped at £2 per journey for a three-month period in a bid to get the nation out of their cars and back on to public transport
Read moreDetailsReading will see a brand new comedy festival, with a weekend including roasts, local comedy competitions, and an after party at venues across town
Read moreDetailsThe brewery is welcoming punters to its taproom for a New Year's Eve party, complete with food and games
Read moreDetailsPolice are appealing for witnesses following a series road traffic collision on the Tilehurst Road at around 2.15am on Saturday, December 17
Read moreDetailsBUS USERS in Reading will see timetables receive a shake-up in the new year to meet changing demands
Read moreDetailsA CAROL singing celebration held in Reading last week has raised nearly £20,000 for a charity that works with some of Reading's vulnerable residents
Read moreDetailsCHILDREN enjoyed a visit to a pantomime with a bit of help from Berkshire's masons.
Read moreDetailsPOLICE have sealed off part of Reading town centre this evening following an assault. A man has been taken to hospital for treatment, where he remains at the time. A...
Read moreDetailsThe council is taking consultation on its proposals for further restrictions regarding houses of multiple occupancy to help preserve communities
Read moreDetailsVivek Gurav is travelling to a different city or location every day for 30 days on foot, jogging and picking up litter as he goes
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