IN THE KITCHEN: Italian-style Fish Stew with Kale and Gnocchi
For those nights your craving comfort food, Love Seafood?s Italian fish stew is the perfect dish for a faff-free mealtime.
Read moreDetailsFor those nights your craving comfort food, Love Seafood?s Italian fish stew is the perfect dish for a faff-free mealtime.
Read moreDetailsThe Russian State Ballet of Siberia is once again returning to tour the UK ? its 20th anniversary - for three nights of brilliant ballet
Read moreDetailsA NEW coffee shop in Reading town centre is awaiting the result of their planning application.
Read moreDetailsDavina Turnbull had been struggling to keep her children safe in car journeys, causing her family a logistical challenge to getting around.
Read moreDetailsThis month is Dry January, which sees many people take on the challenge of curbing their drinking habits for a whole month.
Read moreDetailsPOLICE will attend a demonstration against car meets planned for Wokingham town centre tomorrow afternoon.
Read moreDetailsTen dedicated football bus routes will not be running for Reading FC?s game against Huddersfield this Saturday, January 22.
Read moreDetailsIn a video on social media, smoke could be seen rising from The George on Loddon Bridge Road.
Read moreDetailsAfter a long hiatus, club comedy will return to South Street later this month.
Read moreDetailsAnyone wanting an easy way to catch a haggis is urged to head to Wetherspoon pubs until Wednesday, January 26, so they can enjoy two special meals
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