High-rise fire in Reading flats
FIRECREWS were called to extinguish a kitchen fire in a block of flats.
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Flintstones-themed fancy dress fun for extreme running event in Earley this Sunday
FANCY dress is encouraged for an extreme run taking place in Earley on Sunday, April 16.
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Tastes of spring thanks to Cote’s new menu, available in both Reading and Wokingham
A RESTAURANT chain with branches in Reading and Wokingham has launched a new spring menu, designed by a former executive chef to Gordon Ramsay
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The Black Arts in Reading to be discussed at next History of Reading Society meeting
The History of Reading Society are continuing their in person meetings with the next taking place on Wednesday, April 19.
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Boat blaze put out by fire crews
FIRE and Rescue Service crews were called to a boat fire last month.
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Burglars steal games console from Calcot home
BURGLARS stole a games console when they broke into a Calcot home earlier this month.
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Motorbike stolen from home
A MOTORBIKE was stolen from a home in Rectory Road, Streatley.
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Confidence coach to lead singing workshop in Reading church later this month
A singer and confidence-building coach is to host a singing workshop and concert in Reading later this month.
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Reading Abbey won’t be the only venue for RABBLE Theatre’s Henry I this summer
A PLAY taking place in the very venue that events unfolded hundreds of years earlier will go on tour this summer.
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home care provider teams up with primary school to bring Easter cheer to Berkshire
A HOME care provider teamed up with an Earley primary school to ensure people enjoyed a happy Easter.
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