Memorial planned to mark one year since Forbury Gardens attack
A memorial service will be held to remember the victims of the Forbury Gardens terrorist attack, one year on.
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Sofa shopping in Reading supports community fund
Sofology, in neighbouring Reading, is giving children a fighting chance with the help of Berkshire Community Fund.
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Reading rain scientists visited by UAE ambassador
Rain scientists at the University of Reading were visited by the UAE ambassador to the UK last week.
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Thames Valley Police seize roughly 1,000 plants from Shinfield cannabis factory
At around 12.40pm yesterday, Thames Valley Police officers found between 800 and 1,000 cannabis plants in Brookers Hill.
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‘Higher education sector can help post-pandemic recovery’
BILLIONS of pounds worth of support will become available for business and charities in the South East, according to the University of Reading.New research from the University suggests the higher...
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Reading theatre is ready to build its Rep
Reading Rep Theatre has announced its opening season in its new permanent home this autumn.
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Emergency text alerts system to be trialled later this month
AN EMERGENCY text alert system will be trialled in Reading later this month. Similar to systems in New Zealand, loud alerts with phone vibration could be sent out for terrorist...
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Enjoy all the fun of the fair in Reading
Beach's Mega Value Fun Fair is welcoming visitors to Palmer Park in Reading this weekend.
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10th anniversary for mental health charity
SPORT in Mind marked its 10th anniversary earlier this spring. The Berkshire-based charity was founded in 2011 by chief executive Neil Harris, who created an exercise programme for a friend...
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Property leases face covid shake-up
THE CORONAVIRUS pandemic has prompted huge changes in property leases, accordingto a Thames Valley law firm. Gemma Smith, associate solicitor in Blandy & Blandy’s Commercial Property team, said the virus...
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