Two cars in Pangbourne collision
TWO cars were involved in a road traffic collision in Pangbourne last Thursday evening.
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Jazz night at the Oakwood Centre later this month
AN EVENING of jazz is coming to Woodley later this month, thanks to the Martin Hart Trio
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Vehicle stranded in Sandford Lane flooding
TWO people had to be rescued from floodwater on Sandford Lane in Woodley on Saturday afternoon.
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Five rescued from flood waters in Theale
FIVE people had to be rescued from a vehicle stuck in flood water last week.
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Father Willis to be played as organ recitals return to Reading
A LUNCHTIME organ recital is coming to Reading Town Hall.
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Milk to hold comedy night with four comics entertaining
A READING town centre venue is preparing to host its monthly comedy night.
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Floodwater strands vehicle in Brimpton
A DRIVER had to be rescued from floodwater in Brimpton last Friday evening
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Man in his eighties dies while attempting to cross the carriageway on the M4 – police appeal for witnesses
A MAN in his eighties died on the M4 yesterday evening, and police are appealing for witnesses to come forward.
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Ready to travel: 34 years after he started, Reading postmaster Jas has licked his last stamp
A POSTMASTER has licked his last stamp and filed his last passport application after an impressive 34 years behind the counter.
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Reading town centre business specialising in comics, manga and merchandise is in seventh heaven
A READING town centre business is in seventh heaven this week, as it marks its latest birthday.
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