Bikes stolen from Purley
TWO specialist mountain bikes have been stolen in a raid and police are appealing for witnesses to come forward.
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Door damaged in Burghfield Common
A FRONT door was damaged during an incident in Burghfield Common, and police are appealing for witnesses to come forward.
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Silver screenings at Showcase offers discount seats for over 60s
BLOCKBUSTER movies have become more affordable for senior citizens visiting a Winnersh cinema.
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Volunteers wanted for charity shop
A WEST Reading charity shop is looking for volunteers to help out.
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Not got the power: Council warns electricity connection problems to new developments will limit its net zero action
NEW residents to Reading run the risk of being kept in the dark as the council says it cannot guarantee a connection to the National Grid.
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Thousands flock to Reading’s Vegan Festival, opened by Downton Abbey actor Peter Egan
THE ORGANISER of a vegan festival said the day was 'absolutely fantastic'.
Read moreDetailsTwo arrests for assault after large disturbance in Reading’s Newtown
TWO women have been arrested following a large disturbance in Reading's Newtown last week ? minutes after the school run.
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Teenager from Tilehurst school is an ambassador for the Invictus Games
A TEENAGER from a Tilehurst school was among those who went to Germany earlier this month for The Invictus Games.
Read moreDetailsWealth management group Evelyn Partners moves into Maxis Bracknell
A FINANCIAL services firm has made Bracknell its headquarters, with a move into the Maxis business park.
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Range Rover stolen from Tilehurst
A CAR has been stolen from a home in Tilehurst, prompting police to investigate.
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