MARS WRIGLEY has partnered with Reading Festival and is treating some lucky customers with festival experiences. Consumers can win tickets to Reading Festival, as well as a number of other...
Read moreDetailsAmerican Fried Chicken restaurant Popeyes is set to open its newest outlet on Broad Street, with a tantalising offer and music from the Brass Funkeys
Read moreDetailsActivists recently took part in a protest against raw sewage being disposed of via the nation's rivers and seas
Read moreDetailsThe Poets' Cafe at South Street Arts Centre was joined by Dr Casey Bailey, Birmingham Poet Laureate from 2020 to 2022, at its monthly salon
Read moreDetailsA benefit concert in support of Ukraine will be held in Reading later this month, nearly one year on from Russia's decision to illegally invade it
Read moreDetailsThe 'unattractive' front of a Reading town centre building will be revamped as part of a plan to convert it into apartments.
Read moreDetailsConcerns have been raised in Reading over how police are vetted amid allegations over a suspected paedophile ring within the Metropolitan Police force
Read moreDetailsTHE STARS are coming out this month ? and you're invited to keep your eyes for them.
Read moreDetailsBUY-TO-LET landlords looking to buy a property will see a return on their investment within three years according to a new study.
Read moreDetailsTWO men have died after a car collided with a tree in an incident that took place near Henley-on-Thames on Friday, February 3.
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