Playhatch pub’s tribute to Elton John this weekend
A TRIBUTE to Elton John is coming to a Playhatch pub this weekend.
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Road traffic collision on the M4
EMERGENCY services were sent to the M4 last week to deal with a road traffic collision.
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Call to protect Berkshire volunteers as community engagement grows
Ansvar Insurance is urging charities and organisations in Berkshire to prioritise the safety and management of their volunteer programmes.
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Transatlantic accolade for Theale-based Tower Cold Chain’s investment into United States
A THEALE-based firm has been given a prestigious award for its investment in North American markets.
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Parents of Olly Stephens unveil mural and call on schools to help them protect children from worst of social media
On Saturday, with husband Stuart, she was unveiling a mural at Emmer Green Primary School, which Olly attended. Painted by Peachy Official
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VOTE 2024: Earley and Woodley candidates attend hustings at Lower Earley church
IT WAS a full house at the Earley and Woodley hustings held on Sunday in Lower Earley.
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Fire in Reading town centre flat
FIRE CREWS were called to a kitchen fire in Reading town centre on Saturday.
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Kavus Torabi prepares for August date at Reading’s The Face Bar
A COMPOSER who DJs with snooker legend Steve Davis is preparing to headline a gig in Reading this summer.
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West Reading post office to move next month
A POST OFFICE in west Reading will need to set up a mail redirection service ? as it is on the move.
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New managing partner for Reading-based Boyes Turner
READING-based law firm Boyes Turner has appointed Barry Stanton as its new managing partner.
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