Eighteen-year-old Reuben Muston from Reading has been diagnosed with a blood disorder after suffering a nosebleed, is to try and find a donor match
Read moreDetailsA car park for a doctors' surgery in west Reading has been fenced off over concerns about prostitution and trespassing in the area.
Read moreDetailsRESEARCH by a law professor at the University of Reading will underpin a new online course studied by UN peacekeepers.
Read moreDetailsA vehicle caught fire on Paddock Road, Caversham on Thursday, March 16, at around 11.15 am.
Read moreDetailsA NEW vet in Woodley is chopping a whopping 50% of the cost of neutering pets.
Read moreDetailsREADING Buses have launched a new route to the Royal Berkshire Hospital park & ride with a special fare until the end of the month.
Read moreDetailsProtestors rallied outside the Thames Water HQ calling for the end to sewage outletting in waterways for the second time in as many weeks
Read moreDetailsHeavy Pop and Dork have teamed up in bringing Beat Connection to St Laurence Church for two days of live music
Read moreDetailsWHEN a group of Reading parents took their children for singing lessons they never thought they would end up taking singing lessons themselves
Read moreDetailsA RESTAURANT in Reading is offering customers the chance to enjoy two meals for the price of one.
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