Burger restaurant to open in Reading’s Jackson’s Corner
FROM selling school uniforms to burgers ? one of the first new tenants of Jackson's Corner has been confirmed.
Read moreDetailsFROM selling school uniforms to burgers ? one of the first new tenants of Jackson's Corner has been confirmed.
Read moreDetailsA READING town centre church is launching a new three-week course aimed at helping people explore Christianity
Read moreDetailsTHE Bishop of Oxford will explore the ethics surrounding the use of AI and impact on humanity, creativity and the common good.
Read moreDetailsCOMEDY is returning to South Street arts centre later this month.
Read moreDetailsWATER is gushing on to an east Reading road this evening - Saturday, January 20 - after a leak sprung up. Thames Water has been called to Wokingham Road at...
Read moreDetails'THIS is a heart-breaking time for Royals fans who want to see urgent action to protect this much-loved club,' a Reading MP has warned.
Read moreDetailsSteven Hicks was convicted at Reading Crown Court on Friday, January 19, after sexually assaulting an elderly woman
Read moreDetailsA noodle and rice takeaway at The Oracle Riverside remains shut several months after its sudden closure
Read moreDetailsA READING choir is to hold a come and sing event in the town centre.
Read moreDetailsONE of the most popular French films ever made is to be given a rare screening in Pangbourne later this month.
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