Another person has been charged with shoplifting in Reading following a Thames Valley Police investigation. Kingsley Houghton, aged 47 and of no fixed abode, was charged on Tuesday, November 21,...
Read moreDetailsCrystal Campbell concluded her studies at Theale Green School in June last year, but returned just eight months later as a learning mentor
Read moreDetailsREADING'S twin recently held a special road naming ceremony aimed at celebrating its links with the town.
Read moreDetailsFraudsters are becoming increasingly clever as technology evolves.
Read moreDetailsDRAMATIC writers and poets can access new tools and inspiration thanks to two former Reading Evening Post journalists.
Read moreDetailsThe project, led by visual artists Lisa-Marie Gibbs and Philip Newcombe, is called Island Life, and will come to Open Hand Open Space, Oxford Road
Read moreDetailsTrain services to and from London Paddington will also be impacted this Sunday, November 26.
Read moreDetailsA SPECIAL festive weekend is planned at the Reading branch of IKEA.
Read moreDetailsA WINTER concert is coming to Reading town centre, performing some seasonal classical music - but it's not for grown-ups.
Read moreDetailsMILK deliveries in the Reading and Wokingham area may be disrupted tomorrow as a result of the fire at Station Hill earlier today. The Milk & More distribution centre is...
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