Mixed results for Thames Valley Kings in Littlehampton against Southern Sharks at the weekend
Teams from the Thames Valley Kings were in action on Saturday in Littlehampton against the Southern Sharks.
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Glow ride set to light up the Ding
CYCLISTS will take part in a mass ride with a twist on Saturday, December 10.
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Royal recognition: Lord-Lieutenant plants tree at Whitley CDA
A COMMUNITY group received a unique present to acknowledge the work it is doing in South Reading.
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Light switch on kicks off Christmas season in the Ding
READING town centre will come alight on Saturday, November 19, as 400,000 Christmas lights are switched on.
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Late night Christmas tasting at the garden centre
Late night Christmas tasting at the garden centre
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Reading Uni halves carbon emissions
THE UNIVERSITY OF READING has halved its carbon emissions over the past 13 years, according to most recent data.
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Hospital calls for Christmas gifts for patients
PATIENTS staying at Royal Berkshire Hospital over Christmas will receive presents donated by members of the public.
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Free health checks in Whitley
SOUTH Reading residents will have the opportunity to receive a health check on Wednesday, November 16.
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Classic motorbike stolen
Thieves have taken a classic motorbike being stored in a garage and police are appealing for witnesses to come forward.
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Jewellery stolen after thieves use first floor window to break-in
POLICE are appealing for witnesses after an Earley home was targeted by thieves.
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