POETRY CORNER: Mankind doesn’t need to eat foie gras
Man's inhumanity to man is bad enough But if you're a hapless animal then tough luck, You've definitely drawn the shortest straw
Read moreDetailsMan's inhumanity to man is bad enough But if you're a hapless animal then tough luck, You've definitely drawn the shortest straw
Read moreDetailsSEB Reynolds paid tribute to the depth of his squad after Rams made it six National One wins from six with a battling 26-10 home triumph
Read moreDetailsThe ownership of any football club will invariably have an impact on performances on the pitch. That has certainly been the case for Reading
Read moreDetailsThree great ways to help make Reading a better place, thanks to Reading Voluntary Action
Read moreDetailsThe Reading RSPB group's new season of indoor meetings started on September 12 with a talk by Ian Alexander on The English Love Affair with Nature
Read moreDetailsA young man leapt into action when his father was taken ill to take over the running of a popular community carnival which has been going since 1960.
Read moreDetailsOne of my summer readings was ETERNAL, a new book on the life of Duncan Edwards.
Read moreDetailsAn acclaimed independent Indian restaurant which also delivers cooked meals nationwide has been nominated for the Hospitality Award.
Read moreDetailsA worker with a day centre for children with special needs has praised the charity which runs it for lifting their family from "a dark place"
Read moreDetailsIn his speech to Conservative Party conference, disappointingly Rishi Sunak confirmed plans to clamp down on councils that want 20mph zones
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