Reading students tested ahead of holidays
Students and staff at the University of Reading are now eligible for rapid coronavirus tests before the winter holidays.
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Fresh hope for gaol campaigners as sale falls through
The preferred bidder of Reading Gaol has withdrawn, creating fresh hope for campaigners.
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Enjoy a Covid-safe visit to the Twilight zone
A range of Covid-safe activities have been added to Reading's Twilight Trail this Christmas.
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University researches Covid-19 language barrier
Research has revealed that Chinese students have been discriminated against during the pandemic.
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Cash boost for Reading-based homeless charity
Sadaka, a homelessness charity based in Reading, has received a cash boost.
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Reading crash dash-cam appeal
Thames Valley Police are appealing for witnesses after two cars were involved in a collision in Reading's town centre.
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Reading shopping centre grants Christmas wishes with £20,000 donation
The Oracle is supporting 10 local charities through its Giving Back Project, to help them overcome the impact of the coronavirus pandemic.
Read moreDetailsStudent pushes online mental health support
Students at the University of Reading are supporting young people with their mental health during the second lockdown.
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Make a date for carol singing
A campaign has been launched to get people singing Christmas carols on their doorstep this year.
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Rocking around the Christmas tree
Popular festive show That'll Be The Day is being broadcast live this year because of lockdown restrictions.
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