Reading wellbeing charity to celebrate 50 years of support
A counselling and emotional support charity is celebrating its 50th anniversary in Reading.
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Comedian Stephen K Amos tour heads to Reading this Autumn
Going on tour two year later than planned, Stephen will finally get the chance to show audiences his brand new show, Before And Laughter.
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New waste-picking robot introduced in Reading
The waste-picking robot, Recycleye Robotics, can identify, pick up and place materials at 55 picks per minute.
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Progress Theatre begins Autumn season with a bang
The Reading-based theatre company is presenting its staged version of The Secret Life Of Humans from October 11 to 16.
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University hosts Reading Abbey archaeology talk tonight
Archaeologist and architectural historian Tim Tatton-Brown will dig deep into the archaeological archives at tonight's lecture.
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Earley school to host hospital fundraiser
Leighton Park School will host the 2021 Reading Charity Art Fair to fundraise for RBH.
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Reading road closed following road traffic incident
Police have closed a busy road in Reading this evening after a road traffic incident
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Something special about The Specials
The SpecialsRivermead Leisure CentreReadingSeptember 21 Everybody knows… The Specials, from their self-titled first album in October 1979. I can still remember dancing to them at my primary school “Poz Disco”....
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Life sentence for the two teenage boys that murdered Olly Stephens
Two boys, both aged 14, were sentenced to a life in prison, with a minimum term of 12 years, 105 days for one, and 11 years, 105 days for another.
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DCI investigating Olly Stephens murder hopes family can start to grieve now killers are sentenced to jail
The senior investigating officer in the Olly Stephens murder case said that he hopes the family can begin to grieve properly for their son.
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