THE ABBEY SCHOOL says that it is proud of the results earnt by its students – and would give help to any student affected by the standardisation process. And it...
Read moreDetailsMORE than 70 students at Reading College are celebrating passing their A-levels. Highlights included a 100% pass rate for those taking physics, government and politics, history, and RE. And the...
Read moreDetailsGENEROUS shoppers visiting a Reading store during the coronavirus pandemic have helped support the work of the NHS. All 175 Range stores across the country have been raising funds for...
Read moreDetailsA CONGESTED and dangerous commuter route will be improved if new funding can be secured. The A329M has seen multiple accidents since 2015, when it was split into two single-lane...
Read moreDetailsTWO men have been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder following a stabbing in Reading last night. Thames Valley Police are now appealing for witnesses to the assault, which took...
Read moreDetailsPOLICE have closed the A4 London Road in Reading this evening after a man was stabbed. The junction with St Bartholomews Road was shut around 6.15pm, where the main cordon...
Read moreDetailsTHE OLD adage that the show must go on has, for the first time in theatre’s history, been proved wrong. This Christmas, there will be no ‘behind you’ and ‘oh...
Read moreDetailsWHEN IT comes to this forecasting, you can’t blame it on the weatherman – it’s your pick. Two weeks ago, we shared the news that the University of Reading is...
Read moreDetailsA UNIQUE fundraising event will take place online this week as a trust invites residents to vote in its Double Matched Day scheme. Ten charities have been selected by the...
Read moreDetails“This project is extremely exciting and one that we know is much needed in the local area. We are delighted to be working with so many talented people on developing...
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