Car stolen from Woolhampton
THAMES VALLEY POLICE has launched an appeal for help after a vehicle was stolen in Woolhampton
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Friar Street in Reading town centre to be closed for crane works
FRIAR STREET in Reading town centre is to be hit with an overnight road closure next week.
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Councillors review progress of new affordable homes coming to Caversham Road
COUNCILLORS paid a visit to a Reading construction site to see how work is progressing on new affordable homes.
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Farewell for now: Peter Knight’s Gigspanner to head to Nettlebed Folk Club
A FAREWELL tour is coming to Nettlebed Folk Club next week.
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Coats stolen from Tilehurst car
COLD-hearted thieves broke into a car parked in Tilehurst and stole warm coats.
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Telegraph pole to be replaced
A TELEGRAPH pole is to be replaced from a street in Battle ward.
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Lower Earley care home appoints new general manager
A LOWER EARLEY care home has appointed a new general manager.
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New appointments at Thames Valley planning consultancy Lichfields support growing client base and expansion
A Thames Valley planning and development consultancy firm has announced two new appointments as it plans to expand.
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Still time to see The Scent of Colour
A CAVERSHAM perfumer's new exhibition that showcases smells associated with colours is on for longer.
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Smart Works Reading raises £6,000 at fundraiser with former Vogue editor Alexandra Shulman
AN event that saw a former editor of Vogue share insights into her 25-year stint editing the fashion magazine has raised £6,000 for charity.
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