All sewn up: Reading Sewing Bee set to launch next week
Reading Sewing Bee is set to bring a new dedicated space for textiles work to the town when it opens on Tuesday, February 17.
Read moreDetailsReading Sewing Bee is set to bring a new dedicated space for textiles work to the town when it opens on Tuesday, February 17.
Read moreDetailsGUESTS heading to shows at a Reading-based arts centre can now drink the boards while watching actors tread them.
Read moreDetailsTHE DATE has been set for the annual World Day of Prayer service.
Read moreDetailsYOUNGSTERS are being invited to apply for a summer internship scheme with Royal Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service (RBFRS).
Read moreDetailsA memorial art piece dedicated to David Wails, Joe Ritchie-Bennett, and James Furlong, by anonymous artist Peachy has returned to Reading Bridge
Read moreDetailsCrews found a fire in a first floor flat with smoke affecting the first and second floors.
Read moreDetailsTHE INQUEST into the Forbury Gardens terror attack has heard that repeated warnings were given to authorities about killer Saadallah
Read moreDetailsTHE LIBERAL Democrats have announced that a former Earley town mayor is to be a candidate in the forthcoming general election.
Read moreDetailsA READING born and bred man has been selected by the Liberal Democrats to take on one of Reading's new parliamentary seats in the general election
Read moreDetailsHE LIBERAL Democrat candidate for Reading West and Mid Berkshire says she is pleased with the calibre of the party's choices for neighbouring seats
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