Supervisor at Thames Valley Buses shortlisted for Unsung hero award at UK Bus Awards
Thames Valley Buses has celebrated workshop supervisor Will Dawson being shortlisted for Unsung Hero at the UK Bus Awards in November.
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Buses has celebrated workshop supervisor Will Dawson being shortlisted for Unsung Hero at the UK Bus Awards in November.
Read moreDetailsA horror-infused Titus Andronicus is showing at Progress Theatre from Monday-Saturday, October 27-November 1.
Read moreDetailsReading Biscuit Factory is set to kick the spooky season off early with the first annual Coconuts Halloween Party on Friday, October 24.
Read moreDetailsA grocery in Reading town centre has been forced to close after the discovery of cockroaches and evidence of a mice infestation.
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses following a domestic-related altercation in Reading.
Read moreDetailsThe Reading Indian Community hosted a vibrant Dussehra celebration on Sunday, 12 October, at Theale Green School
Read moreDetailsA call has been made for a pub that has been turned into a chef training facility in Reading to be reopened to the public.
Read moreDetailsMany residents have contacted me about the impact of littering and fly-tipping in our town.
Read moreDetailsLucky hopefuls will win a trip to Poland
Read moreDetailsThe Royal Philharmonic Orchestra (RPO) has announced its 2025?26 Residency at The Hexagon, promising a season of powerful repertoire
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