The Berkshire Record Office is celebrating 75 years of preserving Berkshire's heritage with a new name, reflecting its historical importance
Read moreDetailsFuller's has announced that The Bel & Dragon at Blake's Lock, central Reading, has become The Narrowboat
Read moreDetailsA collaboration between the University of Reading and Reading Football Club to highlight the threat of climate change could win an award
Read moreDetailsA small group of dads who started a Santa Cruise 17 years ago have helped raise £300,000 over the years for Thames Valley Air Ambulance
Read moreDetailsIT COULD be the road that took you to your favourite childhood holiday destination, or the one that led to a honeymoon hideaway.
Read moreDetailsAbdul Khan, aged 39 and of Chatham Place, Reading, was sentenced at Reading Crown Court on Wednesday, July 26, where he was tried in absentia
Read moreDetailsSenior nurse at Royal Berks Chinwe Lawrence-Uchenna has been awarded with the Florence Nightingale medal for her work with the Nigerian Red Cross
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM and Reading residents heading to Heathrow are being warned that from the end of the month, they could be made to pay the ULEZ charge
Read moreDetailsRail users in Berkshire are being reminded of possible disruptions to train services next week.
Read moreDetailsThe nominator of LAS Fitness felt the firm were so inspiring they thought everyone should know.
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