Winnersh Park & Ride to move to Thames Valley Park for works
A PARK & RIDE facility is being moved from Winnersh to Earley to allow construction works to take place.
Read moreDetailsA PARK & RIDE facility is being moved from Winnersh to Earley to allow construction works to take place.
Read moreDetailsARTISTS and community groups are invited to apply for a grant to celebrate the history, stories and diverse cultures of the area.
Read moreDetailsThe number of the waiting list has climbed from six people waiting more than six weeks in February 2020, to 183 in September this year.
Read moreDetailsPLAYING Beauty is ?just incredible? says Sarah Giorgina of her role in The Hexagon?s festive show
Read moreDetailsTHERE were stories, memories and a few tears shed at an exhibition to mark the demolition of East Reading's iconic gas tower.
Read moreDetailsIt's panto time again - what's on across Berkshire this Christmas? Find out here with our brilliant guide to every show you can look forward to
Read moreDetailsGOOD boys and girls have been waiting very patiently, not least as last year?s Christmas was hit by tier restrictions, but Santa Claus is coming
Read moreDetailsBURGLARS broke into a home in Woodley ? while the owner was in it, stealing a quantity of cash from a safe
Read moreDetailsA WARNING has been given out over fake lottery wins.
Read moreDetailsSONGS of Praise presenter Pam Rhodes will be coming to Reading next month to help the town celebrate Christmas.
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