++FOUND++ Missing man from Earley
A MAN has gone missing from Earley, and police are appealing for help to try and trace him.
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‘He was looking to profit’: Jail for Sonning man caught with crack cocaine, heroin, and cocaine
A SONNING man has been jailed for dealing crack cocaine, heroin, and cocaine.
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Bargains from the past
A READING brewery is holding a vintage bazaar later this month.
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Concerns raised over impact of new bus lane on Newtown residents
CONCERNS have been raised over the impact on residents of a new bus lane on one of the busiest roads in Reading.
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Record fair at Blue Collar
A CHANCE to stock up on vinyl is coming to Reading town centre later this month.
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Family bingo fun at Double-Barelled
Eyes down for a full house of fun ? thanks to a family bingo session.
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DJ Phil Kennedy is Mildly Getting Away With It thanks to his new podcast
IF YOU have been missing the reassuring voice of one of BBC Radio Berkshire's favourite presenters, worry no more ? he's back with a new podcast
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Zebra crossing on Reading’s Upper Redlands Road moves closer as consultation closes
A CONSULTATION has just closed into a new zebra crossing for a road that houses a busy school
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Tributes paid to former Radio 210 disc jockey Steve Wright
TRIBUTES have been paid to former Radio 210 disc jockey Steve Wright, who has died. The 69-year-old teamed up with Mike Read to present their own show on the Thames...
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Repair Cafe to return to Reading town centre on Sunday
A VOLUNTEER-run session aimed at bringing broken items back to life is to take place in Reading town centre later this month.
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