BOGUS waterboard officials have been seen in Woodley
Read moreDetailsBOGUS waterboard officials have been seen in Woodley
Read moreDetailsThe pandemic has been hard on people wanting to gather for worship ? but online services have helped, even in the silence
Read moreDetailsAmericana legend Hank Wangford is preparing for a Wokingham Music Club date. You can prepare for it with our great Spotify playlist
Read moreDetailsWhen should a referee call time on a game? Dick Sawdon-Smith explores the issues relating to timekeeping in football
Read moreDetailsTwo University of Reading graduates are spreading their wings at Haslams Chartered Surveyors.
Read moreDetailsUTC Reading has renewed its status as a Microsoft Showcase School.
Read moreDetailsThe nation is switching from breakfast to brunch - and this weekend popular cheese Jarlsberg is holding the first-ever celebration of brunch
Read moreDetailsEarley Town Council hopes the sessions will engage, inform and encourage residents to join the climate change conversation.
Read moreDetailsBBB Reading Ltd has submitted a licence application to open Boom Battle Bar at the former Lakeland store, off Minster Street.
Read moreDetailsA counselling and emotional support charity is celebrating its 50th anniversary in Reading.
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