Friends of Reading Old Cemetery collecting stories from beyond the graveyard
Friends of Old Cemetery seeks stories about those buried at Reading Old Cemetery
Read moreDetailsFriends of Old Cemetery seeks stories about those buried at Reading Old Cemetery
Read moreDetailsA memoir detailing the life of Berkshire Constabulary's first female officer has been published, the first of a trilogy.
Read moreDetailsWhittington?s Tea Barge is moored on the north bank of the river Thames alongside Hills Meadows. It reopens for the season on Saturday, March 26.
Read moreDetailsA MAN from Woodley has been arrested on suspicion of sexual assault on a woman.
Read moreDetailsReading FC manager Paul Ince said he was ?proud? of his team after they earned three points against promotion battling Blackburn Rovers.
Read moreDetailsThe incident took place at approximately 8.15pm on Tuesday, January 18.
Read moreDetailsReading took a step towards Championship safety after Josh Laurent’s wonder strike gave them three points against promotion battling Blackburn Rovers. With 78 minutes on the clock, the Royals...
Read moreDetailsCar buying service ChooseMyCar is warning drivers to be mindful of fuel theft, as the level of the crime is set to significantly rise.
Read moreDetailsThe maps were drawn up in 1853 and have been digitised by Berkshire Record Office, the county archive, for history lovers to explore at home.
Read moreDetailsSeven-year-old Archie Rosier walked down the runway at an event showcasing a range of clothes designed by Harvey Price for fashion label Born Anxious.
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