Police plea for help to find missing man thought to be in Caversham
POLICE are appealing for help to trace a man who has gone missing from Solihull.
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Two concerts on one day for Woodley Concert Band
TWO seasonal concerts will take place in Woodley later this month, just in time for Christmas.
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Homeless man pleads guilty to stealing jacket from Reading department store
A HOMELESS man has pleaded guilty to stealing a jacket from the Reading branch of John Lewis (Heelas).
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Father Christmas’ Victorian Winter Grotto returns to Reading Museum
A VISIT from a Victorian Santa is on the cards for Reading Museum.
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Nativity walk-through in Reading town centre church
A CHANCE to explore the events of the first Christmas is coming to Reading town centre later this month.
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Pride of Reading winner Amelie’s art is on the menu at McDonald’s … and the Hilton
A YOUNG artist who scooped a Pride of Reading award for her hand-painted cards has seen her success lead to two special commissions.
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Drug driver who seriously injured pedestrian before fleeing the scene jailed for nearly three years
A MAN driving under the influence of drugs who caused life-changing injuries to a pedestrian in Caversham has been jailed for nearly three years.
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Hit and run on Wokingham Road – police appeal for witnesses to try and trace vehicle
POLICE are appealing for witnesses to come forward following a hit and run incident in east Reading.
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Gospel Choir concert will help charity’s work
A FESTIVE concert will be given by Reading Community Gospel Choir.
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Walk round Reading takes the biscuit
A CHANCE to discover the story of Reading's Biscuit Town days is coming later this month, thanks to Pride of Reading winner Terry Dixon
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