IT'S a long way from Nepal to Reading and an even longer one from a frontline battle zone to starring in a blockbuster movie.
Read moreDetailsAROUND 1,500 people took to Whitley Wood Fire Station for a day of live demonstrations, activities and educational opportunities.
Read moreDetailsA woman who has run the Music Club charity for 13 years has created a safe place for families with disabled children to enjoy music together
Read moreDetailsAN ARTISTS and Makers Fair will be held in Caversham, giving people a chance to buy directly from the creators.
Read moreDetailsA MONTHLY music night dedicated to funk, soul, jazz and blues musicians will return next week with a performance for Fusion 6
Read moreDetailsROYAL MAIL has announced that due to rising prices, the cost of a first class stamp will be £1.25 from next month.
Read moreDetailsA TEENAGER was sexually assaulted in Reading town centre and police are appealing for witnesses to the late-night attack
Read moreDetailsThames Water has laid out a revised draft of its Water Resources Management Plan, which will govern how it delivers "secure and sustainable" water
Read moreDetailsHEALTH CONSCIOUS individuals may choose to leave bananas out of their morning smoothies, following findings from new research.
Read moreDetailsA competition-winning dance school and its owner have been put forward for the Business in Action under 50 employees award
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