Woodley’s deputy mayor cuts the ribbon to new superstore
On Wednesday, January 12, deputy town mayor, Cllr Kay Gilder, cut the ribbon to mark HK Superstore officially open.
Read moreDetailsOn Wednesday, January 12, deputy town mayor, Cllr Kay Gilder, cut the ribbon to mark HK Superstore officially open.
Read moreDetailsThe company is offering free industry approved pipe lagging and outdoor tap protectors through its website.
Read moreDetailsPCC Barber said that, by population, the region has the lowest levels of serious violence of any police force in England and Wales.
Read moreDetailsA spokesperson said: ?While the hospital is under considerable pressure, our staff are coping and are continuing to care for everyone who needs it."
Read moreDetailsBoris Johnson said: "Anyone who things our battle with covid is over, I'm afraid, is profoundly wrong."
Read moreDetailsA large amount of tobacco products were stolen from the Sainsbury?s petrol station in Bath Road.
Read moreDetailsShinfield Players are performing Snow White and the Four Swedish Popstars, a reworking of the classic fairytale set to the music of ABBA.
Read moreDetailsSCIENTISTS have discovered that DNA can be extracted from the substance head lice used to glue their eggs to hairs thousands of years ago.
Read moreDetailsSteve McManus, CEO at the Royal Berkshire Hospital said that sometimes, more than 400 people have arrived at the Emergency Department in one day.
Read moreDetailsOfficers believe that a couple who were walking through Foxhays Road onto Wentworth Avenue may have information that could help the investigation.
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