THE author behind Downton Abbey has turned his head to some tales from the riverbank, for a musical version of The Wind in the Willows
Read moreDetailsThe police and crime commissioner for the Thames Valley has responded to calls for more investment to tackle violent crime in Reading.
Read moreDetailsDutch indie band Pip Blom will return to Reading following their headline slot at the Are You Listening? festival back in May
Read moreDetailsEMERGENCY services were called to a road traffic collision in Reading earlier this month
Read moreDetailsTHIEVES broke into a car parked in Pangbourne last week.
Read moreDetailsTHE Met Office has issued a weather warning for the south east, but it doesn't apply to Reading and Wokingham, despite forecasting snow for the region
Read moreDetailsRAIL passengers heading out from Reading Station tomorrow will have smiles on their faces, thanks to a special scheme aimed at spreading some cheer.
Read moreDetailsThe new dealership offers increased space for manoeuvrability and modern facilities, for an improved customer experience.
Read moreDetailsTributes have been paid to the headteacher of a Reading primary school who was also a pupil.
Read moreDetailsDJS will be mixing the decks at a family-friendly rave in Reading this summer.
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