Panto Time Gets HiTech in Reading Audiences at The Hexagon theatre’s pantomime Cinderella will notice this year’s spectacular is … well, more spectacular. And it’s …
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As we enter 2025 it looks like a lot is going to change if you fancy going out in the evening and into the night …
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With the new government's budget set to reshape the UK economy, how will Reading's local businesses, residents, and housing market fare? We break down what …
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With Reading Borough Council cooling on EV infrastructure, we investigate whether going electric still makes financial sense for local residents and commuters.
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Are you a creature of habit when it comes to Indian menus? We explore the enduring appeal of Reading's House of Flavours and why some …
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It's a year since we published the first inReading ezine in order to bring more in depth journalism and more video coverage to our town, …
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It is believed that the name Reading originates from the Old English word Rēadingas, which means "the people of Rēada." Rēada is believed to be …
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New owners reveal that Reading Jail is set to become a hotel and art gallery. Possibly with robots and AI. There was some relief and …
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Southern Indian cuisine is a favourite of mine ever since the day, more than forty years ago on my way to college in Kent, I …
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Sir Sam Mendes, the acclaimed British film and stage director, was born on August 1, 1965, in Battle Hospital (where, incidentally, his ex-wife Kate Winslet …
Read MoreWe sent Hadley and Tyler in search of the best fried chicken in our town, and the results were surprising...
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This summer has seen the re-appearance of ethnic issues across parts of the UK, but Reading remained calm, perhaps due to its long tradition of …
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Reading Festival, set along the banks of the River Thames in Little John's Farm over every August Bank Holiday, has become an institution that has …
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Since Bel & The Dragon shuttered and the team at The Lyndhurst moved on, my poor octogenarian neighbour Liz has searched in vain for somewhere …
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Reading residents are divided on the impact of graffiti and tagging. Since lockdown, graffiti and tagging have become much more prominent on the urban landscape …
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Of course, a day out with the kids can quickly become expensive, four tickets at £20, a few drinks and a meal at £50 and …
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School is out and the summer holidays are upon us and many parents, grandparents, uncles and aunts will be on the lookout for ways to …
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Reading Borough Council is moving on its transport policy and not everyone is happy. In fact, almost no one is. What is going on and …
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Why are rents in the area going up when property prices are lowering ? Rents and sales prices are driven by different elements of demand. …
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