VOTE 2024: Tories expected to hold just two Berkshire seats if general election was held now
Berkshire Conservatives face a potential wipeout in next month's general election according to a new set of predictions.
Read moreDetailsBerkshire Conservatives face a potential wipeout in next month's general election according to a new set of predictions.
Read moreDetailsChristian Community Action (CCA) is a charity "that seeks to demonstrate God's love by providing practical support to alleviate furniture poverty
Read moreDetailsThe policy would see ten Premier League games per season shown on free-to-air TV.
Read moreDetailsA man in his fifties was approached by two men on the footbridge by Berkley Avenue, where two offenders attempted to steal his bag on Wed, June 5
Read moreDetailsWhen a guitarist as good as Steve Hackett chooses someone to join him on guitar and backing/lead vocals in his touring band you know they must be good
Read moreDetailsReading Festival has ranked sixth most popular festival in Europe, and second in the UK, new figures compiled by DFDS show
Read moreDetailsWeather forecasters in the USA have enlisted the support of mathematicians in Reading to help improve the accuracy of forecasts
Read moreDetailsA woman's mission to launch a motor show became a lifeline for multiple local charities, says her nominator for the Fundraiser of the Year award.
Read moreDetailsA PAEDOPHILE who tried to attempted to push a teenager off a cliff has been found guilty of attempted murder and rape.
Read moreDetailsThe station at Prospect Park has been awarded the Learning Outside the Classroom Quality Badge for its extra-curricular education support
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