Artist paints Reading town centre mural to honour Oxford Road’s heritage
Artist Gemma Anusa has installed a display on Oxford Road to honour the area's "diverse and rich culture".
Read moreDetailsArtist Gemma Anusa has installed a display on Oxford Road to honour the area's "diverse and rich culture".
Read moreDetailsFollowing an investigation by the Major Crime Unit, Hamzah Ahmed, 18, of Jubilee Road, Reading, has been charged with one count of murder.
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council has launched the second phase of its consultation on cycling and walking improvements on Shinfield Road.
Read moreDetailsBru Coffee and Gelato, which has a cafe on Friar Street, has relaunched its mobile app to offer rewards to buyers.
Read moreDetailsAs part of his 2022 tour, he'll be heading to The Hexagon for one night only to perform So... Where Were We? on Saturday, March 5.
Read moreDetailsThe facility launched in Battle Street Car Park last week.
Read moreDetailsREADING FARMERS? MARKET takes place on Saturday, November 6
Read moreDetailsTHE READING Half-Marathon is back on track after a two year wait due to covid.
Read moreDetailsPEOPLE in Reading are being urged to make some noise this weekend over global warming.
Read moreDetailsThrive is asking residents to get involved with gardening and nature projects this autumn to brighten up the colder days.
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