‘What don’t want to just be a talking shop’ man says at meeting for elderly in Reading
A group of older residents in Reading have called for clearer action and better publicity for a key forum set up to represent them.
Read moreDetailsA group of older residents in Reading have called for clearer action and better publicity for a key forum set up to represent them.
Read moreDetailsPolice are appealing for help to find a 28-year-old man who is wanted on recall to prison for theft.
Read moreDetailsGreener Henley event shows that 'focus on on resilience now is a powerful investment in the future'
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police will carry out a "highly visible and robust" policing operation for Saturday's League One fixture against Cardiff City
Read moreDetailsDanny Sorrell is the creative force behind The Paradox Twin, who have been been on the Wokingham-based White Star Record
Read moreDetailsThe full list of candidates for the Reading Borough Council elections this year has been published.
Read moreDetailsA pile of bloodied foxes appeared outside Reading Station last week as an animal welfare charity called for stronger action against illegal hunting.
Read moreDetailsEmpty space is needed to provide a safe space for homeless people
Read moreDetailsCyclists in Reading will once again be offered help keeping their bikes in working order with the return of monthly drop-in sessions.
Read moreDetailsWinnersh playwright Jessica celebrates her musical win and fondly remembers school days
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