An official in the Labour Party who came a close second in a previous general election campaign is ready for round two to become one of Reading's MPs.
Read moreDetailsAN EMPTY unit in Katesgrove could become a grocery store if Reading Borough Council approves plans.
Read moreDetailsA CAVERSHAM pub wants to shake up its offerings by making changes to its licensing conditions.
Read moreDetailsPotential new occupants would be taking over empty units in the eastern portion of the park.
Read moreDetailsThames Valley police and crime commissioner Matthew Barber has urged parents not to buy e-scooters for their children this Christmas
Read moreDetailsONE of Reading's oldest pubs could reopen next year with a new name ? already in use by a community arts centre.
Read moreDetailsA COMMUNITY event saw leaders from Reading and Wokingham boroughs come together to mark the festive season.
Read moreDetailsA READING man has been charged in connection with a road traffic collision which left a man with life-changing injuries
Read moreDetailsA professor at the University of Reading has been put forward for a prestigious award following her work with students and excavation sites
Read moreDetailsIt is urging people to to stay safe as it once again lends its support to the Shop Smart Not Shark campaign
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