Anti-covid rally held in Reading’s Forbury Gardens
A RALLY was held by people protesting against covid restrictions and vaccinations on Saturday.
Read moreDetailsA RALLY was held by people protesting against covid restrictions and vaccinations on Saturday.
Read moreDetailsA SHED in west Reading has been broken in to by thieves
Read moreDetailsA KNIFE amnesty is to be launched in Reading this week.
Read moreDetailsAN ADOVACY charity who had hoped to be at COP26 have released a video message outlining what they would have told the conference
Read moreDetailsA DANGEROUS driver who wrecked havoc across Lower Earley and Woodley is being sought by police.
Read moreDetailsA LATE night attack in Reading town centre saw a man sent to hospital for treatment to his injuries
Read moreDetailsThe Reading-based organisation, which supports people living with dementia, is hosting its Alzheimer's Society Elf Day on Friday, December 3.
Read moreDetailsFifteen flats could be built and shops revamped under new plans to transform part of Broad Street in the town centre.
Read moreDetailsArtist Gemma Anusa has installed a display on Oxford Road to honour the area's "diverse and rich culture".
Read moreDetailsA BI-ANNUAL survey gives Reading residents the chance to have their say on crime-related matters.
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