January 2022 saw Lunar New Year events and Paralympic visitors alongside major changes in mental health in schools
Read moreDetailsResearch from the UK's biggest property portal revealed the number of properties coming to market on Boxing Day has nearly tripled since the pandemic.
Read moreDetailsFunBox Entertainment, the company that will be opening an arcade and gaming centre in Broad St. Mall, have applied for advertising consent
Read moreDetailsFather Christmas finished his month of sleigh riding to help charities by calling at Hurst homes to collect donations on Sunday, December 17.
Read moreDetailsFOR almost a decade a dilapidated pub in Reading has been stood empty and remains boarded up despite plans to replace it with flats.
Read moreDetailsLanguage barriers and unequal treatment are among concerns about health that were raised at a recent community wellbeing get together in Reading
Read moreDetailsMORE than 14,000 extra seats are being promised by a train company as a result of launching 25 additional services at weekends.
Read moreDetailsTHAMES Valley Police has announced that they have found a body during their search for a man missing in Reading. Shortly after 5pm on Sunday, December 24, police confirmed that...
Read moreDetailsPOLICE are appealing for witnesses after a storage unit in Reading was broken into. Thames Valley Police say that they are seeking information and witnesses to aid their investigation into...
Read moreDetailsFriends, As we approach Christmas, our world seems so full of darkness. The darkness of the brutality of violence and war in the Holy Land, Israel and Palestine; the desperate...
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