Neurodivergent friendly sessions at The MERL
TWO MUSEUMS in Reading are inviting neurodivergent visitors of all ages to take in their exhibits in a suitable and safe environment.
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Reading Buses launching Tap On/Tap Off services in November
Reading Buses is set to make bus travel around town easier than ever as it introduces new option to pay for tickets
Read moreDetailsRotary club donates more than £200,000 to eradicate polio
THE ROTARY Club of Maiden Erlegh (RME) announced it has donated more than £200,000 towards tackling polio since its inception in 1991.
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Visceral, violent, and in your face: Director Paul Stacy and actor Brayden Emmanuel talk R&J at Reading Rep
We speak to director Paul Stacey and Brayden Emmanuel as Reading Rep begins its revival of Shakespeare's R&J? the first in the UK in 20 years
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University calls for parents to join study to help children eat their veg
MUMS and dads of children who aren't a fan of their greens are being invited to take part in a study to increase their youngsters' veg uptake.
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In the steps of history: procession and service in Reading town centre marks start of new judicial year
THE START of the new judicial year was marked in Reading on Friday with a dash of spectacle, a touch of razzamatazz, and a sense of history.
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Councillors join Reading Gurkhas for Dashain celebrations
MORE than 100 people took to the South Reading Community Centre on Saturday to celebrate the major Hindu festival Dashain.
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Orchestra’s concert in Reading this weekend
THE ALDWORTH Philharmonic Orchestra is back in action this weekend.
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Tulip tree gifted to Royal County of Berkshire takes pride of place in Reading town centre
Reading is now home to a tulip tree gifted to the county of Berkshire by The Queen's Green Canopy marking Coronation of HM King Charles III
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Warning to dispose of batteries correctly after Smallmead blaze
A FIRE at the re3 recycling centre in Reading was caused by batteries.
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