A BAR in Reading is giving residents free drinks in return for charity donations this month to support homeless and vulnerable people. Revolución de Cuba in Friar Street is asking...
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police officer PC Lewis Cave, aged 29 and based at Reading police station, has been charged with three counts of battery
Read moreDetailsA POSTMASTER has licked his last stamp and filed his last passport application after an impressive 34 years behind the counter.
Read moreDetailsA READING town centre business is in seventh heaven this week, as it marks its latest birthday.
Read moreDetailsTHE M4 has been closed in both directions this morning (Monday, January 8) and is not expected to reopen until lunchtime following a serious incident
Read moreDetailsReading's Poet's Cafe is set to return to South Street Arts Centre for the first show back in 2023, featuring guest poet Christopher Horton
Read moreDetailsA CHARITY that is marking its 200th anniversary this year says that over the past decade it has helped rehome more than 1,700 animals in Berkshire
Read moreDetailsFLORAL tributes have been left outside the home of Maya Bracken in Pangbourne.
Read moreDetailsHEAVY rainfall has seen the River Thames burst its banks after reaching its highest level ever recorded.
Read moreDetailsTHERE is an outside chance it could snow in Wokingham or Reading tomorrow.
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