THAMES Valley Police has launched an investigation after the body of a woman was found in the marina in Caversham. Police were called to the Thames and Kennet marina in...
Read moreDetailsTRIBUTES have been paid to the rector of the parish of Finchampstead and California. The Revd Dr Leonard Onugha collapsed and died at his home
Read moreDetailsThe Caversham Park Village Association has called a Special General Meeting to discuss the future of the organisation.
Read moreDetailsThe Last Crumb in Caversham is the venue for a social event for members of a local walking group.
Read moreDetailsA CHANCE to explore Reading and its surrounding area from a different viewpoint is being offered across the spring and summer.
Read moreDetailsTHERE was a starter for 10 when residents from the Signature at Sonning Lifestyle home tested their general knowledge in an online competition.
Read moreDetailsREADING Borough Council has sent an open letter to the government calling for "compassion" from school inspectors and says there must be changes following the death of Caversham headteacher Ruth...
Read moreDetailsA vehicle caught fire on Paddock Road, Caversham on Thursday, March 16, at around 11.15 am.
Read moreDetailsEmergency services responded to a road traffic collision on Kidmore Road, Caversham on Wednesday, March 15, at around 10.28pm.
Read moreDetailsSharing food is about so much more than just giving someone something to eat. It's a way of spending time with people
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