Exhibition exploring life and work of Agatha Christie launches at Royal Berks Archives
A NEW exhibition exploring Agatha Christie, one of the most celebrated British writers, is coming to the Royal Berkshire Archives this week.
Read moreDetailsA NEW exhibition exploring Agatha Christie, one of the most celebrated British writers, is coming to the Royal Berkshire Archives this week.
Read moreDetailsComplaints have piled in against a planned multi-million-pound cycle lane project in Reading.
Read moreDetailsKey changes to planning policies that define what Reading looks like going forward are due to be made.
Read moreDetailsCharity celebrates fruitful fundraiser
Read moreDetailsLeading Thames Valley law firm Blandy & Blandy's Family Law team has been shortlisted for an award
Read moreDetailsThe leader of Reading Borough Council has been asked whether the Palestinian flag will be flown outside its offices.
Read moreDetailsThames Water has been blasted for the ongoing hosepipe ban as the company has lost millions of litres of water each day due to leaks.
Read moreDetailsA pedestrian and cycle crossing could be installed at a busy road in West Reading.
Read moreDetailsA plan to replace a pub in Reading that has been closed for more than a decade with flats has cleared a crucial hurdle.
Read moreDetailsHalls of residence are being prepared, timetables are being finalised, and in a few days, Whiteknights campus will be a whole lot busier.
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