THE Reading and Wokingham branch of the Women’s Equality Party is calling for the government to prioritise childcare workers and all school staff for the next round of vaccines. Louise...

A COALITION of nearly 20 groups is calling on the government to rethink its housing white paper. Released in August last year, the paper outlined changes to make it easier...

NO REFUNDS will be offered for tuition fees this year, said the Vice-Chancellor of the University of Reading. Responding to an open letter from the student union officer team, Professor...

WORK on the new 300-seater grandstand at Rams RFC's Old Bath Road home has begun, writes Richard Ashton. It is being installed by Duncan Lynch Precision Engineering, and they have...

Reading Rockets have announced that 6’6 forward Jonny Foulds has agreed to rejoin the Rockets for the remainder of the 2020/2021 season.    Jonny was with the Rockets in the 2017/2018...

RESIDENTS can now refill their bottles in more places, thanks to the installation of a water fountain in Elms Field. The council’s regeneration team said it’s getting ready for summer,...

THERE is still time to have the flu jab this winter. Borough residents aged 50-64 are now eligible for the free vaccine, as part of the extended programme this year....

THE NCA has sadly confirmed the proposed National Cup has been cancelled for the 2020/21 season – but there is still some hope of post-lockdown rugby. While the situation is...

A SHORT story competition has been launched exclusively for those over 90. The Grow Old Disgracefully writing competition focuses on childhood memories. Running until Sunday, January 31, residents interested must...

Dean Smith, Aston Villa’s manager, received a red card and sent to the stand at their match with Manchester City, for protesting against referee Jonathan Moss’s decision, to allow Bernardo...