A READING man has been arrested after a teenager went missing from a nightclub in Windsor. She has been found safe and well.
Read moreDetailsA CHARITY set up by celebrity dentist, Dr Bob Khanna, has raised £29,000 for the Ruth Strauss Foundation. It is the latest fundraising event organised by the Reading-based aesthetic practitioner...
Read moreDetailsRaise your glasses - a celebration of real ale, ciders and perries is returning to Reading this summer with a special celebration event
Read moreDetailsIT?S BEEN a long time coming, but live music is back. Tickets are on sale for the first Aldworth Philharmonic Show of 2022
Read moreDetailsCheck your smoke alarms and fit one on every floor of your home - that's the new year message from Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service
Read moreDetailsTHE old adage is if you've got something to say, say it with flowers but a punk band preferred to say it with beats.
Read moreDetailsEvery election is important but this May, the decision by Reading?s voters will be even more critical than usual as these will be ?all-out? elections
Read moreDetailsTHERE might not be much to celebrate on the pitch at the moment, but football fans will be over the moon about a new exhibition.
Read moreDetailsDID you know that Tom Baker, the fourth Doctor Who, had a season with the National Theatre?
Read moreDetailsA NEW twist on Veganuary has been launched by a fast-casual Mexican restaurant with a branch in Reading?s Oracle Riverside
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