'BE MORE Olly'. That was the message on our first front page of 2022, as family, friends gathered in Emmer Green to remember teenager Olly Stephens.
Read moreDetailsWEEKS after a former Reading mayor changed their political spots, another one did? but not in the direction you might expect
Read moreDetailsA PARISH nurse will be joining a Whitley church in the new year.
Read moreDetailsREADING FC manager Paul Ince expressed his satisfaction with a hard-fought point at Carrow Road on Friday evening.
Read moreDetailsTHE OUTGOING CEO of a Lower Earley-based schools trust has been honoured with an MBE for her services to education
Read moreDetailsA PROFESSOR of mathematics at the University of Reading is among those named in the King's first new year's honours list.
Read moreDetailsA POLICE officer who has been awarded a King's Police Medal in the New Year's Honours says they were overwhelmed when they heard the news.
Read moreDetailsA READING-born woman who is now a councillor in Wiltshire has been awarded an OBE in the New Year's honours list for services to the trans community
Read moreDetailsReading FC dug deep to draw 1-1 against Norwich on Friday evening and claim an important point at Carrow Road.
Read moreDetailsFESTIVE demand is putting additional pressure on hospital emergency departments, including the Royal Berkshire Hospital in Reading
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