Judo club welcomes new members
A COMMUNITY group is helping residents pick up new skills while also keeping fit.
Read moreDetailsA COMMUNITY group is helping residents pick up new skills while also keeping fit.
Read moreDetailsA B-CLASS building in Broad Street is up for sale in what has been described as a "prime Broad Street investment opportunity".
Read moreDetailsCCTV images have been released by Thames Valley Police as they seek to solve a series of burglaries in the Coley Park area. There were three incidents overnight on Thursday,...
Read moreDetailsASYLUM hotel residents have raised concerns over the quality of the food they are being provided and the impact it is having on their health.
Read moreDetailsA BERKSHIRE charity is set to host a free talk on Monday, November 27, exploring the role medieval Reading played in the growth of the town.
Read moreDetailsA STUDENT at a Whitley school competed in the second edition of a unique virtual debate which drew an audience of more than 15,000 people.
Read moreDetailsTWO charity fundraising heroes were remembered by the Royal Berkshire Hospital at a ceremony held in their honour.
Read moreDetailsA COMMUNITY group is inviting Whitley residents to its Christmas Wonderland on Saturday, December 2.
Read moreDetailsJack Macklin, aged 32 and of no fixed abode, pleaded guilty to two counts of shoplifting in a hearing at Reading Magistrates' Court on Tuesday
Read moreDetailsClimbing mountains together: Hope And Vision, and Places Leisure
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