READING’S debt to railways was highlighted in a speech by MP Matt Rodda, who said the town grew dramatically as a result. Speaking in House of Commons debate about HS2,...
Read moreDetailsA MEETING to monitor the work of Thames Valley?s Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) was abandoned over a squabble as to who should chair the group,
Read moreDetailsREADING?S HISTORY is on the move thanks to two new pre-recorded walking tours delving into the town's hidden history
Read moreDetailsTHE PANGBOURNE jazz club is returning for an evening of music on Sunday, July 3
Read moreDetailsCAR NUTS will be in top gear as they head to Prospect Park for the return of the Berkshire Motor Show on Sunday, July 3
Read moreDetailsTo help widowed residents overcome the difficult first step of socialising again after loss, Reading District Oddfellows, is asking for three minutes
Read moreDetailsWE?RE all about championing music at the RaW Sounds Today playlist - here's 10 great tracks from Reading and Wokingham artists to enjoy
Read moreDetailsLocal politics is all about the everyday things that matter to local people and one of the issues we hear most about is fly-tipping
Read moreDetailsAN EARLY morning protest about fuel prices is being planned in Reading.
Read moreDetailsAT LEAST 10 gardens will be opened to the public on Sunday, July 3, as part of the National Gaden Scheme open day in Swallowfield
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