Caversham Horticultural Show blossomed
A range of tulips and daffodils greeted visitors
Read moreDetailsA range of tulips and daffodils greeted visitors
Read moreDetailsTWO of them stand proud and tall in Tilehurst, but not a lot of people know a lot about them. A new group is preparing to launch its very own...
Read moreDetailsNathaniel Stapleton pleaded guilty to possession with intent to supply crack, and possession with intent to supply heroin
Read moreDetailsAdrian Abbs, who is standing in Reading West and Mid Berkshire, has published a manifesto of pledges showcasing his approach should he be elected
Read moreDetailsOn Monday, March 25, passengers were left on platforms due to electrical problems on the wires that power the Great Western Network.
Read moreDetailsThe Retreat and The Lyndhurst in the Eldon Square Conservation area are holding The Village, a five-day celebration of good music and great beer
Read moreDetailsWest Berkshire Council has stressed this does not mean the reforming of the old county council.
Read moreDetailsWalks of witness, which see people carry life-size crosses through the streets, were held in Tilehurst, Earley, Caversham and east Reading
Read moreDetailsBAFTA-winning producer Gareth Ellis-Unwin visited the college and university centre to speak to media students about his life and work
Read moreDetailsExperts from the University of Reading's Meteorology department have been keeping records, and the past year has been the wettest for 20 years.
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