AVOID the area ? that's the message as a major route that connects Wokingham borough with Reading has been closed this morning due to flooding
Read moreDetailsThe Rotary Club of Reading Maiden Erlegh has raised around £30,000 for charity through 2023, supporting foodshare and earthquake relief
Read moreDetailsReading Comic-Con returns in April, bringing stars of stage and screen from franchises such as Doctor Who and Star Wars
Read moreDetailsA CHANCE to go back to the drawing board while having a day out is on offer thanks to Reading Urban Sketchers.
Read moreDetailsThe Triangle Players are throwing open the curtains for their latest production, Jack and the Beanstalk, adapted by Lewis Gilbert, later this month
Read moreDetailsA READING bar that underwent a £275,000 refurbishment just over a year ago is to close its doors tonight.
Read moreDetailsA MURDER investigation has been launched after a woman was fatally stabbed in Pangbourne yesterday evening.
Read moreDetailsPEOPLE looking to travel on Great Western Railway routes from Reading are being warned ? check first, and leave early.
Read moreDetails3.30pm update – Murder investigation launched after two deaths in Pangbourne AN INVESTIGATION has been launched into the death of person who died on the railway in Pangbourne last night. British...
Read moreDetails3.30pm update – Murder investigation launched after two deaths in Pangbourne 10am update - For the latest, click here TWO people have died in Pangbourne this evening (Thursday, January 4) in...
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