A SIGNALLING fault is causing grief for commuters on the railway this morning, meaning Reading train users can't get to London Waterloo. South Western Railway says it will be running...
Read moreDetailsREGULARS of a Reading town centre pub toasted the landlord and his team last week, after they were awarded a top honour.
Read moreDetailsMacbeth has unveiled bright new livery and branding to celebrate 30 years in the business and to reflect its evolution
Read moreDetailsLa'de Kitchen was a must-visit restaurant for its delectable Mediterranean menu, attentive staff, and delightful ambiance
Read moreDetailsA PROPOSAL to build three four-bed homes in west Reading had been rejected.
Read moreDetailsReading will be one of nine locations in the UK taking part in the protest against a number of rights abuses and raise awareness of the Hong Kong 47
Read moreDetailsA FUNERAL directors that covers Reading and Wokingham boroughs will be holding its annual service of remembrance later this month
Read moreDetailsONE OF Reading’s legendary bars and venues could be set to expand after submitting a bid to the council. The Purple Turtle has laid out proposals to more than double...
Read moreDetailsA COMMUNITY group is calling for support to continue carrying out its work finding missing persons.
Read moreDetailsA READING man is hoping someone can beat his epic bus ride ? he wants to know if someone can travel further than him using just three buses for £6
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