Sale of designer clothes was more than just a bargain – it helps women get in to work
A SALE of designer clothes on Saturday was more than a bargain ? it will help women get in to work.
Read moreDetailsA SALE of designer clothes on Saturday was more than a bargain ? it will help women get in to work.
Read moreDetailsThe Reading Branch of Berkshire Family History Society is hosting the event, entitled A Grandmothers Legacy: Serendipity Follows Me On My Journey
Read moreDetailsHISTORY enthusiasts will have the chance to learn more about Reading Abbey at an upcoming guided tour.
Read moreDetailsPensioners protest at Hewlett Packard's Reading Headquarters
Read moreDetailsREADING'S new-look McDonald's on Friar Street welcomed its first customers on Wednesday morning.
Read moreDetailsDebt levels in Reading have increased by 37% since 2022, the third-highest increase in the UK.
Read moreDetailsHEN PARTIES can enjoy some Sri Lankan magic thanks to a Reading town centre restaurant.
Read moreDetailsBLOCKBUSTER movies have become more affordable for senior citizens visiting a Winnersh cinema.
Read moreDetailsA WEST Reading charity shop is looking for volunteers to help out.
Read moreDetailsNEW residents to Reading run the risk of being kept in the dark as the council says it cannot guarantee a connection to the National Grid.
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