On Saturday, with husband Stuart, she was unveiling a mural at Emmer Green Primary School, which Olly attended. Painted by Peachy Official
Read moreDetailsA NEW convenience store could be opening near Reading's railway station if approval for an alcohol licence is granted.
Read moreDetailsFIRE CREWS were called to a kitchen fire in Reading town centre on Saturday.
Read moreDetailsA POST OFFICE in west Reading will need to set up a mail redirection service ? as it is on the move.
Read moreDetailsCats Protection and Dogs Trust have joined forces to help owners keep their cats and dogs safe in the sun this summer.
Read moreDetailsJamie Alford has been charged with a count of inflicting grievous bodily harm with intent and a count of possession of an offensive weapon
Read moreDetailsA NEW movie coming to streaming giant Netflix next week is to receive a movie premiere in Reading ? with a bit of help from its original author
Read moreDetailsChris Owen is calling on councillors in Reading to review roads in the town to make them safer and easier to navigate for people with sight loss
Read moreDetailsEast Reading Festival was back at Palmer Park once again, bringing music, dance, poetry, and theatre as well as stalls and demonstrations
Read moreDetailsBRIDGE maintenance work on the M4 means there will be a series of closures over the coming weeks.
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