The planting of the commemorative Davidia involucrate tree took place following the UK-wide Covid-19 'Day of Reflection' on Sunday, March 8.
Read moreDetailsMillers Homes backs Daisy's Dream
Read moreDetailsFour new Family Hubs are set to open in Reading, offering information, advice and support to families, children and young people.
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses after a serious road traffic collision on the M4 motorway left a motorcyclist hospitalised
Read moreDetailsTwo drug dealers have been jailed after police stopped a car in Berkshire and discovered dozens of wraps of class A drugs
Read moreDetailsA crash on the M4 near Reading has caused delays for drivers after a fuel spillage led to lane closures on the motorway.
Read moreDetailsIran conflict forces borough musician to take complicated escape route
Read moreDetailsWork to overhaul Whitley Wood Pavilion by the Reading Borough Council is now finished following more than £300,000 in funding was granted
Read moreDetailsReading FC manager Leam Richardson boasts some impressive results as the Royals continue their push for a place in the League One play-offs.
Read moreDetailsResidents who have not yet registered to vote only have a few weeks remaining if they want to have their say at this year's local elections.
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