A community centre in Reading welcomed the Prime Minister to talk about a slew of measures aimed at cutting the cost of living
Read moreDetailsA decision is due on improvements to Henley Road Cemetery, Reading, this week, following proposals for expansions and upgrades to the site.
Read moreDetailsEmergency services were called to Norcot in Reading on Sunday, January 4, following reports of a fire.
Read moreDetailsDog owners across Berkshire are being urged to keep their pets away from frozen ponds, lakes and waterways as cold weather warnings remain in place.
Read moreDetailsReading FC Women will begin their 2026 league campaign in front of a home crowd as they welcome Winchester City Flyers to Arbour Park.
Read moreDetailsResidents across Berkshire are asking the same question as winter grips the UK: are we likely to see snow and ice this coming week?
Read moreDetailsA woman from Reading has turned an early challenge into a thriving career in the beauty industry, now running a salon and online training business
Read moreDetailsWhether you're looking for culture, outdoor walks, live music, or family fun, Reading has plenty lined up as the New Year gets underway.
Read moreDetailsCouhig has again moved to reassure supporters by denying reports that the club is considering selling its training ground or downgrading its academy.
Read moreDetailsThe charity Sue Ryder is encouraging people to donate unwanted Christmas presents to its local shops to help raise funds
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