Windows broken on Pangbourne parked car
A CAR parked in Pangbourne was damaged in an overnight attack and Thames Valley Police are appealing for witnesses to come forward.
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Third Lung gig in Reading town centre this Saturday night
A READING-based band will be performing in the town centre on Saturday night.
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Tilehurst home broken in to by thieves
INTRUDERS broke into a home in Lucey Close, Tilehurst earlier this week and police are appealing for witnesses
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Polo parked in Calcot damaged by vandals
VANDALS damaged a Volkswagen Polo parked in Calcot and police are appealing for witnesses to come forward.
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Attempted break-in at Tilehurst home
AN APPEAL for witnesses has been launched after a home in Tilehurst was broken in to.
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Boat fire near Pangbourne
A BOAT caught fire near Shooters Hill in Pangbourne.
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Reading Council’s quest to get all adults on the electoral roll continues – sign up to vote in next year’s key local elections
A CALL to check if you are on Reading's electoral role is underway, with the council urging people to respond.
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Healthy Heart Tip: Do you know your numbers?
The recent Know Your Numbers Week encourages everyone to take ownership of their heart health numbers.
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A burger with a Mexican twist, thanks to chilli-lime seasoning brand TAJÍN, is in Reading for a limited time only
A READING restaurant is heading to Mexico for its seasonal special this month.
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Dobbies plans Hallowe’en activities for children, including a pumpkin patch
YOUR favourite little horrors are invited to garden centres in Hare Hatch and Spencers Wood in time for Hallowe'en.
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