New Commander appointed in Reading by Thames Valley Police
He joined Thames Valley Police after starting his career in Bracknell in 1993.
Read moreDetailsHe joined Thames Valley Police after starting his career in Bracknell in 1993.
Read moreDetailsFirst hitting the road in 1966, the band's career has since spanned over six decades touring across the UK and Europe.
Read moreDetailsFREE bus travel to help people get to job interviews has been gifted to a Reading charity.
Read moreDetailsCreated by Fantasy World Maps, the map will display a range of locations and landmarks across the county which have been highlighted by residents.
Read moreDetailsThe Reading-based organisation, which supports people living with dementia, is hosting its Alzheimer's Society Elf Day on Friday, December 3.
Read moreDetailsIt will take place across three days and will include the junction of Holmes Road to Melrose Avenue, in Reading.
Read moreDetailsA READING coffee shop is recognising customers for their loyalty with a new app. Bru Coffee and Gelato, which has a cafe on Friar Street, has relaunched its mobile app...
Read moreDetailsTHE DIRECTOR of Top Hat says he's "in awe" of the cast after receiving rave reviews at The Mill at Sonning. The Irving Berlin tap extravaganza, which is running until...
Read moreDetailsIRISH comedian Dara O Briain will entertain the Reading crowds with his new stand-up show next spring. As part of his 2022 tour, he'll be heading to The Hexagon for...
Read moreDetailsA WALK-THROUGH covid testing site has opened in Reading town centre. The facility launched in Battle Street Car Park last week as part of a Government drive to make tests...
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