Reading youth company selected for National Theatre project
Bezerk Productions, based in Reading, has been selected to participate in next year's National Theatre project.
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New opening times for re3 recycling centres
The re3 recycling centres have new opening times, and will now be closing earlier.
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Pedal power for bringing live theatre back
Live theatre is returning to Reading this month with Reading Arts' SITELINES strand.
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Fresh hope for MP’s campaign to save Reading Gaol
THE CAMPAIGN to save Reading Gaol and turn it into an arts centre has received a boost after the chair of a parliamentary select committee has given his backing. Julian...
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Judges head to Reading Abbey for new year
On Friday, October 2, the annual Berkshire Judicial Service was held in the ruins of Reading Abbey.
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Reading law firm makes it to the Legal 500 again
Reading law firm Blandy & Blandy has been placed in The Legal 500 again this year.
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Arts groups across Thames Valley benefit from government grant
ARTS groups across the Thames Valley are among 1,300 different organisations benefitting from a £257 million share of a Government grant. The first recipients of the Culture Recovery Fund include...
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Local IT firm lends a helping hand
A Reading-based IT company has partnered with two local charities to deliver care packages to the local community.
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Royal Berkshire Hospital’s videos break through language divide
The Royal Berkshire Hospital has launched a series of information videos to tackle people's fears about the coronavirus.
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Take a trip to the riverside by visiting the Royal Berks
YOU MIGHT think that being in hospital during the pandemic would be a depressing affair – all those safety measures, face coverings and rules can turn the place of healing...
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