Politicians row over provision of electric car charging points in Reading
A row has broken out between two parties about whether there are enough electric car charging points in Reading.
Read moreDetailsA row has broken out between two parties about whether there are enough electric car charging points in Reading.
Read moreDetailsPlans to add more than 600 flats to Broad Street Mall in Reading town centre are now available to view.
Read moreDetailsReading Half Marathon saw thousands of participants taking part, including Dan, who raised over £2,000 for Against Breast Cancer
Read moreDetailsChanges have been made to a project to build flats by the river in Reading ? but neighbours raised fears that the new blocks will tower over homes
Read moreDetailsA NEW food venue serving up pizza, smashed burgers and loaded fries is set to open in place of a closed-down burger hut in Reading
Read moreDetailsREADING is gearing up for one of the biggest dates in the town’s calendar tomorrow, the Reading Half Marathon. Participants come from around the world to take part in a...
Read moreDetailsTHAMES Valley Police is appealing for witnesses to a road traffic collision that left a nine-year-old boy hospitalised. It follows an incident in Leibenrood Road at around 5.20pm yesterday, Friday,...
Read moreDetailsREADING'S mayor cut the ribbon on a Broad Street unveiling ceremony for the new-look ReadiBus fleet last week.
Read moreDetailsFollowing the huge success of his critically-acclaimed sold-out UK tour, Ben Elton is bringing his new show Authentic Stupidity to The Hexagon
Read moreDetailsTo mark its 200th year, the RSPCA has asked us to 'radically rethink' our relationship with animals, as it launches its new For Every Kind campaign
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