ANT MIDDLETON has just released his second novel, Red Mist, following on from the success of his previous literary works. As well as his work on Channel 4’s SAS: Who...
Read moreDetailsPolice are appealing for witnesses following an incident of indecent exposure on Elm Road at around 4.30pm on Friday, December 9
Read moreDetailsWHITLEY residents were presented with a rare opportunity to go behind the scenes at a University of Reading laboratory.
Read moreDetailsTHE UNIVERSITY of Reading has seen thousands of students graduate at locations, more than 7,000 miles apart.
Read moreDetailsReading Buses has announced its Christmas services, including connections to Slough, Windsor, and London amid rail shutdown on Boxing Day.
Read moreDetailsFollowing its inaugural event last year, the day festival is set to return for another year to celebrate the life of the late TV presenter
Read moreDetailsRoyal Berkshire Hospital's intensive care unit has been awarded Trust of the Year at the Intensive Care Awards 2022
Read moreDetailsThe Royal Berkshire Hospital saw picket lines as nurses walked out over pay and conditions in the biggest nursing strike in the history of the NHS
Read moreDetailsA Slough man has been sentenced to prison time after convicted of possession of a blade after being stopped while driving in Kings Road, Reading
Read moreDetailsReading's Hexagon is celebrating 45 years of shows, music, and performance with a gala pantomime performance and a special exhibition due next year
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