Santa Claus has come to town – and he’s in Broad St. Mall
HE'S GOT a big bushy beard, wears a red suit and is very, very jolly ... and he's in Reading now.
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Festive fun, Scandinavian style, thanks to Reading IKEA
TWO days of festive fun Scandinavian style took place in Reading at the weekend.
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Gate damaged in Calcot
POLICE were called after a gate was damaged in Calcot last month.
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Evening of festive merry-making in Winnersh will see The Lord of Misrule come out to play
THE Lord of Misrule will be paying a visit to Winnersh for a Yuletide celebration.
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Reading Bach Choir to sing carols at festive concert
A CAROL singing concert is to take place in Caversham later this month.
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Reading GLOWS as lantern parade returns
A CELEBRATION of light saw hundreds take part in a parade through Reading town centre on Saturday.
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Future of Reading Gaol remains undecided as Ministry fails to provide follow-up to MP
THE FUTURE of Reading Gaol still remains to be decided, despite pressure from one of the town's MPs.
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Reading East MP names the best small businesses in his annual awards
SOME of Reading's best small businesses have been honoured following a hotly fought contest.
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Olaf, Anna and Elsa help families celebrate the season – and raise funds for Reading’s PACT charity
A CHRISTMAS celebration saw Olaf, Anna and Elsa join families in Reading Minster last Friday.
Read moreDetailsStanley Black & Decker signs lease on LGIM’s Maidenhead Tempo
Stanley Black & Decker will be based from the new Tempo Maidenhead site, after leasing 30,066 sq ft on the top floor of the building
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