Hundreds join march with one voice: Save Reading Gaol
HUNDREDS of people from across Reading came together on Saturday with one cry ? Save Reading Gaol.
Read moreDetailsEditor of The Wokingham Paper, and has worked in local journalism for more than 20 years including the Wokingham Times, Bracknell Standard and Reading Evening Post. He's also written for computer magazines, The Baptist Times and, to his delight and probably not yours, interviewed several Doctor Whos.
HUNDREDS of people from across Reading came together on Saturday with one cry ? Save Reading Gaol.
Read moreDetailsTHE number of homes sold in Berkshire is up significantly since before Christmas, but is also considerably down on this time last year.
Read moreDetailsCertain Sound Records will hold a record sale on Saturday at Reading Biscuit Factory in Broad St. Mall.
Read moreDetailsThe Centre for Heritage and Family History is hosting a special discussion group for family historians wanting to make the most of their DNA results.
Read moreDetailsAS REVOLUTIONS go, it's going pretty smoothly. Reading's new all-day, all-bus ticket appears to be a hit with passengers.
Read moreDetailsLast week, Samantha Woodham returned to The Abbey School to see her Women in Innovation Award from Innovate UK.
Read moreDetailsGet ready to explore the medieval heart of Reading with Abbey Quarter Tours.
Read moreDetailsThe Reading Haydn Choir's spring concert will take place on Sunday, April 2 at St Joseph's College in Upper Redlands Road
Read moreDetailsREADING music promoter Club Velocity is turning 20, and preparing to celebrate.
Read moreDetailsA RAILWAY operator says its work to foster an inclusive workplace and culture has seen it win awards.
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