A FAST FOOD venue in Reading town centre is offering a free lunch deal this week as it seeks to end ?lame lunches? by giving away crunchy tacos
Read moreDetailsDouble-Barelled Brewery been busy so Reading Buses is able to celebrate the launch of The Number Seventeen, a brand-new pale ale.
Read moreDetailsA CONCERT this weekend will help raise funds for Ukrainian refugees who have come to Berkshire
Read moreDetailsA CHARITY that helps children in Reading and Wokingham is asking people to go down to the woods and enjoy a big surprise. Well, kind of.
Read moreDetailsONE of Reading?s two MPs charged up their diary with a visit to the Reading-based headquarters of an environmentally friendly firm.
Read moreDetailsA CHANCE to own a piece of televisual history from Reading-born Tiswas host Chris Tarrant is being offered, in exchange for a donation to charity.
Read moreDetails?It?s amazing to have the vote of confidence from residents right across Reading. They think that Reading Labour are delivering for them"
Read moreDetailsTHE LEADER of Reading Conservatives has promised that his party will be back, after it lost its status as official opposition in the local elections.
Read moreDetailsAfter taking seven seats in the local elections, we speak to cllrs Rob White and Louise Keane about the Green Party's performance
Read moreDetailsLABOUR?S newest councillor said that she certainly wasn?t expecting to be at the centre of a ?political earthquake?.
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