Highdown School pupils’ artwork to adorn walls of Bovis Homes’ Caversham sales centre
Artwork created by two local school children is to take pride of place on the walls of a Bovis Homes sales centre in Caversham
Read moreDetailsArtwork created by two local school children is to take pride of place on the walls of a Bovis Homes sales centre in Caversham
Read moreDetailsFans donned their best costumes to meet actors and performers from some of the biggest films and tv shows and celebrate beloved franchises
Read moreDetailsReading is among the top 20 UK cities where residents are most worried about flooding, new research has revealed.
Read moreDetailsLast month came the news that the Council's exciting plans to build a new Studio Theatre, as an addition to The Hexagon, were approved
Read moreDetailsFor those living in leasehold properties, there is an additional financial burden of ground rents and service charges
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police is re-appealing for help locating missing Daniel, 39, last seen at around 4.15am in Caversham on Monday, March 4
Read moreDetailsAs well as providing services to the event itself, they have also made temporary changes to routes affected by the road closures
Read moreDetailsA MAN caught by a police dog in in custody this morning after being arrested for drug driving in Theale
Read moreDetailsLaunchpad is now heading up two separate Reading Borough Council initiatives which will seek to reduce homelessness and provide support
Read moreDetailsUoR scientists were among those using new imaging techniques to examine hunting tools believed to be around 300,000 years old
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