Poppies to decorate Reading’s buses ahead of Remembrance Sunday
Poppies on the buses? that?s the tribute from Reading Buses for Remembrance Day
Read moreDetailsPoppies on the buses? that?s the tribute from Reading Buses for Remembrance Day
Read moreDetailsFREE bus travel to help people get to job interviews has been gifted to a Reading charity.
Read moreDetailsSarah Gresty, who leads St Paul?s play group at Emmbrook Infant School, said having a SEND school near to families' homes is important.
Read moreDetailsCreated by Fantasy World Maps, the map will display a range of locations and landmarks across the county which have been highlighted by residents.
Read moreDetailsA MAN who was stabbed in an early-morning attack in Whitley is currently in a serious condition. Thames Valley Police was called to the junction of Brayford Road and Lulworth...
Read moreDetailsHUNDREDS of people took to the streets of Reading on Saturday, November 6, to make some noise about the climate emergency. A range of groups including politicians, teachers, activists and...
Read moreDetailsAN EAST Reading pub is to reopen today after a major refurbishment as it celebrates its silver anniversary.
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 moreDetailsOn Thursday night, 17-year-old boy from Earley was arrested on suspicion of murder. He is due to appear at Reading Magistrates? Court today.
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