CHRISTMAS is all about tradition, and a burger restaurant with a branch in Reading town centre has brought back one of its festive favourites.
Read moreDetailsPOLICE are appealing for witnesses to come forward after a man was robbed at knifepoint in Caversham. The incident took place around 1am on Saturday, November 26, in Christchurch Meadows....
Read moreDetailsREADING did us proud at the annual celebration of its greatest unsung heroes.
Read moreDetailsBBC BERKSHIRE has announced its new BBC Introducing artists in residence scheme, showcasing Berkshire's musical talent in fortnightly gigs
Read moreDetailsSam Woolgar, a Year 13 pupil at the Reading campus of OneSchool Global, was joined by fellow pupils from the school for the inaugural Great Debate
Read moreDetailsDON'T be selfish this festive season ? don't drink and drive, or drive while under the influence of drugs.
Read moreDetailsFront Room Theatre has teamed up with Tell Tale Presents and actor Natalie Wilcox to produce two Christmas-themed events with Santa
Read moreDetailsDr Gabor Thomas, associate professor of archaeology at the University of Reading, has been nominated for the Current Archaeology accolade
Read moreDetailsReading Library Services is exploring the stories, crafts, and reflections on the history of British Chinese communities with the British Library,
Read moreDetailsREADING Minster will be welcoming a celebratory concert in aid of PACT, with readings, performances, and reflections on PACT's support work
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