Ambulance service asks public to make the right call this winter – can you call NHS 111 rather than 999?
IS IT a medical emergency that needs a 999 call, or can it be treated by calling NHS 111?
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Have tea with Santa and The Grumpy Green Villain
A HOTEL will welcome younger visitors for a special festive afternoon tea on Sunday, December 3.
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Festive party at Reading-based brewery
A FESTIVE gathering called the Start of Christmas Party is to take place in a Reading brewery.
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Swing Commanders to bring jumpjive and cowboy jazz to Yattendon
AN EVENING of music will see winter blues swing on by.
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REOPENED: Unexploded device sees Forbury Road closed by police ahead of rush hour
6.15pm update: The road has now reopened and traffic will be starting to flow again. A MAJOR road in Reading has been closed by police this evening, causing rush hour...
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STATION HILL FIRE: Health and Safety Executive launch probe into blaze
THE Health and Safety Executive has launched a probe into last Thursday's fire in Reading town centre.
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Police make arrest in car crime clampdown on Reading’s Oxford Road
A POLICE operation to clamp down on car theft in west Reading has led to an arrest.
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Indie Market will see festive bargains, and beer, at Tilehurst taproom
A WINTER wonderland will be opened in a Tilehurst tap room early next month.
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Trinity Concert Band heading to Reading Minster for family-friendly festive concert
TRINITY Concert Band is preparing to celebrate Christmas with its annual festive concert.
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FOUND: Missing teenager from west Reading found safe
POLICE are appealing for help to trace a teenager who has gone missing from the West Reading area.
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