Education Secretary joins Reading MP and councillors in UTC Reading visit
Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson was joined by Matt Rodda at UTC Reading to explore how schools are preparing students for STEM careers.
Read moreDetailsEducation Secretary Bridget Phillipson was joined by Matt Rodda at UTC Reading to explore how schools are preparing students for STEM careers.
Read moreDetailsWhen 24-year-old Matt moved to Reading at the beginning of 2024, he couldn't have imagined how drastically his life would change
Read moreDetailsThe Football Fun Factory has announced the launch of its newest franchise in Reading.
Read moreDetails34 men from the Reading area have lost more than 36 stone, or more than a fifth of a tonne (234kg) by taking part at Reading's MAN v FAT
Read moreDetailsFollowing four sell-out tours, Irish Christmas concert A Fairytale for Christmas returns for its biggest tour yet this winter
Read moreDetailsThe survey asked people to give their opinions on the care they received.
Read moreDetailsReading Rugby Football Club, one of Berkshire's oldest and most inclusive rugby institutions, officially reopened its refurbished clubhouse
Read moreDetailsA semi-retired man from the Reading area has scooped £1,000,000 in the EuroMillions Millionaire Maker draw on Friday 23 May
Read moreDetailsThe Curious Academy has been awarded Outstanding across every category in its first Ofsted inspection
Read moreDetailsProtesters from Extinction Rebellion performed a 'die-in' at Barclays Bank in Reading to link fossil fuel funding to climate change and global deaths
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