Charity thanks Berkshire residents for raising £20,000
Sue Ryder supporters from across the county headed out on a Walk to Remember throughout October last year to honour someone special to them.
Read moreDetailsSue Ryder supporters from across the county headed out on a Walk to Remember throughout October last year to honour someone special to them.
Read moreDetailsAll visitors to the shopping centre could try their hand at weaving, thanks to organisers Jelly, a creative arts charity.
Read moreDetailsWORK to make a burnt down building safe is preventing police from confirming the identities of two missing people.
Read moreDetailsUNIONS have warned that NHS dentistry is ?hanging by a thread? with some patients facing two-year waits for routine check ups.
Read moreDetailsThe college will offer qualifications in management and administration, engineering, digital production, design and development, and adult nursing.
Read moreDetailsA LEADING homeless charity in Reading has announced a new chair of trustees.
Read moreDetailsWE ALL have a responsibility in keeping young people safe online and offline ? that?s the challenge made by the Bishop of Reading.
Read moreDetailsStrictly's Ian Waite will be returning to his home stage when The Ballroom Boys ? Act Two arrives at Reading's Hexagon theatre on Wednesday, June 8.
Read moreDetailsFOR some, visions softly creeping come from the sound of silence, for others it?s not the flash of a neon light that splits the night, it?s a snorer
Read moreDetailsNEW research shows that more than 350 Berkshire people died from excess winter deaths ? and there are fears that this winter?s total could be higher
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