Alcohol Duty frozen and tax relief extended for pubs and clubs
Pubs and hospitality across the UK are set to see alcohol duties frozen until August following the announcement by the Treasury
Read moreDetailsPubs and hospitality across the UK are set to see alcohol duties frozen until August following the announcement by the Treasury
Read moreDetailsA supermarket is on the hunt for new suppliers from Berkshire.
Read moreDetailsSam Smith has shared his excitement of facing Oxford this weekend in the derby clash at the Kassam Stadium. It is the first time the Royals have visited their rivals...
Read moreDetailsA paedophile from Reading has been given a suspended jail sentence for attempting to communicate sexually with a teenage girl.
Read moreDetailsFive more people have been arrested in the continued investigation into incidents of disorder in Reading in December last year
Read moreDetailsWomen are being urged to attend breast screening appointments following the release of new statistics by the National Health Service
Read moreDetailsRAIL SERVICES will be severely curtailed on Sunday and Monday as the latest round of strikes take place.
Read moreDetailsActivate Learning has announced that after a pilot launch of their Digital Futures curriculum, the programme will be rolled out in Thames Valley
Read moreDetailsMORE acts have been announced for this year's Reading Festival, joining the likes of Liam Gallagher, Lana Del Ray, and Blink-182 when it returns in August. Clara Amfo made the...
Read moreDetailsResidents are invited to share their views on plans to revise rules surrounding which vehicles can use designated bus lanes in the town
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