Reading, Berkshire
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Main category: Reading, Berkshire
English: Reading is a town and borough in England, and the county town of Berkshire. With an urban area population of over 200,000, it is one of the largest such areas in the United Kingdom without city status.
Reading attractions
[edit]Main category: Visitor attractions in Reading, Berkshire
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Reading Abbey ruins
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Forbury Gardens
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The River Thames
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Rural life museum
Reading by place
[edit]Main category: Geography of Reading, Berkshire
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Broad Street shopping
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Reading Minster
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Kennet and High Bridge
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Caversham centre
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Kendrick School
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Wokingham Road
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University war memorial
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Madejski Stadium
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Coley Water Meadows
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Southcote flats
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Tilehurst war memorial
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Tilehurst Water Tower
Reading through the years
[edit]Main category: Reading, Berkshire, by year
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1136 - Henry I burial
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1785 - Abbey Gateway
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1865 - Reading stations
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1875 - Market Place
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1887 - Maiwand Lion
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1900 - Town Hall
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1903 - Electric trams
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1945 - Rationing
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1960 - Nerk Twins
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1975 - The Festival
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1998 - Bye to Elm Park
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1999 - The Oracle opens
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2006 - Champions
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2014 - New station
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2020 - Not a good year
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2025 - Station Hill opens
Reading in maps
[edit]Main category: Maps of Reading, Berkshire
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Street map of Reading
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Reading in Berkshire
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Reading in England
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Ward boundaries

