THE Lionesses may have lost the World Cup final on Sunday but a Caversham football club hailed them as winners because of the boost given to the sport
Read moreDetailsRESIDENTS campaigning against a phone mast that would the equivalent of four-storey building will next week find out if an appeal was successful.
Read moreDetailsREADING Buses has announced a set of changes to some of its routes and timetables which are due to come into effect next month
Read moreDetailsFIVE men from Reading have been jailed for a combined total of 28 years following a hearing at Reading Crown Court.
Read moreDetailsTENS of thousands of visitors will visit Reading for the town's upcoming music festival.
Read moreDetailsIn the early hours of the morning on Wednesday, August 8, an incident took place in Hemdean Road, Caversham, leading to a number of road closures
Read moreDetailsJason MacBeth, a member at The Caversham, Home of Reading Golf Club, has raised funds for Macmillan Cancer Research with a huge golf challenge
Read moreDetailsA Caversham school which goes 'over and above' has been nominated for an award.
Read moreDetailsA CRIMEWAVE is affecting cars and sheds across the Caversham area.
Read moreDetailsA CAR that caught fire was dealt with by a crew from Caversham Road fire station.
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