Reading woman delivers petition to Downing Street
Dani Watts has delivered a petition to 10 Downing Street calling on the prime minister to end the postcode lottery in spinal cord injury care.
Read moreDetailsDani Watts has delivered a petition to 10 Downing Street calling on the prime minister to end the postcode lottery in spinal cord injury care.
Read moreDetailsAs part of the project, residents are encouraged to donate good-quality toys through a free doorstep collection service.
Read moreDetails1650 Coffee Co opened last weekend.
Read moreDetailsA bid for Berkshire to be united with Oxfordshire and possibly Swindon under a new mayor is due to be submitted later this month.
Read moreDetailsSantas (lots of them) will soon be on the road
Read moreDetailsFormer Reading FC manager Steve Clarke has written a remarkable new chapter in his career after guiding Scotland to World Cup qualification, ending a long wait for the Tartan Army....
Read moreDetailsThe Bishop of Oxford, the Rt Revd Dr Steven Croft, has announced he will retire next July.
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police is appealing for three people who helped a teenage girl following a rape in Reading to come forward.
Read moreDetailsBerkshire MS Therapy Centre is recognised for its support for those living with Multiple Sclerosis
Read moreDetailsThis event promises to be an enchanting evening of entertainment, creativity, and community spirit.
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