The sister of a Caversham headteacher who died by suicide says she fears the powers-that-be are only paying lip service to the lessons that must be learnt. She also said...
Read moreDetailsContractors have been working on the junction of Queens Road in Caversham at its junction with Mill Road but didn't create a safe route for walkers
Read moreDetailsA range of tulips and daffodils greeted visitors
Read moreDetailsCaversham Lakes Watersports park announced that it was closing yesterday, Tuesday, March 26, after continued planning permission conflicts
Read moreDetailsA HAND car wash in Reading can carry on trading after winning permission to continue for another five years.
Read moreDetailsTo mark Sunday League Day, the member of the Royals record-breaking 106 team netted a stoppage time equaliser when he turned out for Caversham United
Read moreDetailsA landlord of a terraced house in Kings Road, Caversham has applied to convert it from flats into a family home.
Read moreDetailsMEMBERS of the South Chiltern Choral Society are preparing to perform a selection of music to mark the start of Holy Week.
Read moreDetailsWoodley historian and artist Jo Romero highlights forgotten Tudor women's lives in her new book.
Read moreDetailsThe owner of a home with a generously sized garden in north Caversham has applied for a new house to be built on the garden
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