ROYAL Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service is warning people who live or work near a major incident in Friar Street to keep their windows and doors closed. And they have...
Read moreDetailsA STRIKING building in South Reading will be remembered for more than just its appearance.
Read moreDetailsTHAMES Valley Police's chief constable has said he is 'proud' of the force's work over the past year.
Read moreDetailsA WEST Wokingham village came together to witness the unveiling of a new sports facility.
Read moreDetailsVISITORS young and old got their creative juices flowing thanks to a unique event at the Museum of English Rural Life.
Read moreDetailsEMPTY offices in Reading town centre could be converted into flats if Reading Borough Council approves an application.
Read moreDetailsA PUBCO that converted a Caversham pub into a steakhouse wanted to change the kitchen extraction system.
Read moreDetailsTHE ROYAL Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service is currently responding to an incident in central Reading. Fire crews received a report of a fire on the second floor of a...
Read moreDetailsYOUNGSTERS were under starters' orders for a day of fun on Saturday, as the Reading Children's Festival turned its attention to sport.
Read moreDetailsVISITORS to Whitley last week are certainly well read ? and they know how to get a bargain too.
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