A love of coffee inspired Mac Dsouza to open a coffee shop in Castle Street. Filter House Coffee uses chicory to create an incredible taste
Read moreDetailsReading council is currently holding a public consultation into its medium term financial strategy.
Read moreDetailsEMERGENCY services were called to a collision on the M4 just before Christmas.
Read moreDetailsA tradition that sees marauding knights alongside Father Christmas wielding a sword was performed across Wokingham during the festive season.
Read moreDetailsIn a bid to give a good summary of the situation Reading FC was in, our front page of July 6 was blank
Read moreDetailsA celebration of gin and rum came to the University of Reading's Great Hall.
Read moreDetailsMaking the cover of our October 5 issue was the first on-pitch protest from Royals fans. They dressed in black and threw tennis balls on the pitch.
Read moreDetailsSue Ryder is urging the public to donate any Christmas gifts they don't need, want or like.
Read moreDetailsA MAN has been left with life-threatening injuries after his car collided with a tree.
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses after a teenager in Reading sustained head injuries during an incident of grievous bodily harm
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