Reading Buses gives £6k boost to New Beginnings Reading
Reading Buses has raised more than £6,600 for its Charity of the Year 2022, New Beginnings Reading
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Whitley Way Back When: South Reading Community Centre through the years
YOUNG PEOPLE have benefited from a multipurpose Whitley facility ever since the 1950s.
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A Lent choir promises concert of ‘exquisite’ uplifting music
A Lent choir concert of 'exquisite' uplifting music
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An exhibition for model railway enthusiasts
An exhibition for model railway enthusiasts
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Man jailed for driving offences after ambulance crash
A MAN from Sindon has been jailed for driving offences in Reading. Baldish Rehsni, aged 44, of Pembroke Gardens, Swindon, was sentenced to 20 weeks in prison and disqualified from...
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Police appeal for witnesses to Drayton Road burglary
Officers have arrested a 27-year-old man from Essex, and a 31-year-old from Romford, London, on suspicion of aggravated burglary and criminal damage
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Would-be burglars damage door and window of Calcot home
A WOULD-BE burglar damaged the back door and a window catch of a Calcot home last week.
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Thieves attempt to raid garage in Bucklebury
POLICE were called to Bucklebury last week after thieves attempted to rob a home.
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University climate project hits major milestone
MORE THAN 100 individuals have signed up to become climate ambassadors as part of a STEM Learning and University of Reading scheme.
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