Women’s FA Cup fever grips Wokingham and Reading
The magic of the Adobe Women's FA Cup is back.
Read moreDetailsThe magic of the Adobe Women's FA Cup is back.
Read moreDetailsA Reading rock band renowned for flying the flag for their hometown despite achieving international success has teamed up with Caversham United FC
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council has announced it is set to cut down a tree in Caversham Court Gardens which could pose a significant safety risk.
Read moreDetailsA clash has taken place over a Reading Buses service that has been saved just days before it was supposed to be cancelled.
Read moreDetailsCouncillors have negotiated a deal with Reading Buses that they say will allow the service to remain, instead of going ahead with the cancellation
Read moreDetailsCouncillors have announced that it will aid users of a homelessness support scheme in Reading ahead of its closure.
Read moreDetailsA mystery over the nature of an upcoming business that was called 'Sip and Vape in Caversham has been solved.
Read moreDetailsLeaders at Reading council have been blasted for allowing the bus company it owns to axe a service in Caversham.
Read moreDetailsAn innovative new shop is expected to open in Caversham if councillors grant it a premises licence next week.
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