Beehives installed on Ebb in Reading town centre, in time for World Bee Day
A NEW development in Reading town centre is the place to bee, thanks to a new aviary installed today, to mark World Bee Day.
Read moreDetailsA NEW development in Reading town centre is the place to bee, thanks to a new aviary installed today, to mark World Bee Day.
Read moreDetailsA CALL for volunteers to help share knowledge of climate change has been made today, building on work by the University of Reading.
Read moreDetailsTVP posted to social media to explain a large police presence in East Street on Sunday evening as they conducted investigations following the arrest
Read moreDetailsThe three-day festival combined events for adults and children, including talks from Robin Ince, Reading author TM Logan, and poet AF Harrold
Read moreDetailsTHE LAUNCH event of this year's Reading Children's Festival has been hailed a massive success after more than 10,000 people packed Forbury Gardens.
Read moreDetailsTHREESY does it! McDonald's has launched a new special offer aimed at reducing the price of a meal
Read moreDetailsThe company that owns flats above 12-14 Queen Victoria Street have applied to conduct essential work to walls and gutters at the flats.
Read moreDetailsA READING MP is urging the council to protect an historic building if it is converted into housing.
Read moreDetailsThames Vally Police are appealing for witnesses after a teenage boy was left with a fractured vertebrae in an assault on Thursday, around 5.15pm. The victim, a boy in...
Read moreDetailsA date has been set for the opening of a classy new brasserie which has taken over a Reading town centre pub that dates back to the 17th century
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