Reading buzzes with celebration of bees
READING town centre was buzzing on Thursday, and it was all thanks to an interactive bee hive.
Read moreDetailsREADING town centre was buzzing on Thursday, and it was all thanks to an interactive bee hive.
Read moreDetailsHow do Customs Officers select passengers who they think might be carrying drugs?
Read moreDetailsA CELEBRATION of the east Reading community and beyond is coming to a popular park later this month
Read moreDetailsFears are beginning to grow that Reading FC Women may not be able to compete in the Women’s Championship next season due to financial issues. The Royals have been in...
Read moreDetailsTHE CONSERVATIVES appear to be in the driving seat for Wokingham in the general election ? but a new poll suggests the result is too close to cal
Read moreDetailsLabour leader Sir Keir Starmer revealed he used to literally do 'hard labour' on Tuesday, June 18, when he pitched up in a Woolhampton cricket club
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police is appealing for information after a man in his late 50s was robbed while walking through Prospect Park on Sunday
Read moreDetailsThe Supporters Trust at Reading have received an update regarding the sale of Reading Football Club from Nigel Howe.
Read moreDetailsA rogue trader who charged an elderly resident more than £40,000 for laying a patch of artificial grass has been jailed for nearly three years.
Read moreDetailsA much-loved butcher who has died aged 92, worked for over 70 years, having started full-time when he was just 12
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