The Foresters Arms settles in after refurbishment and looks ahead to Hallowe’en
The Foresters Arms on Brunswick Street saw new owners take over earlier this year, followed by a refurbishment which concluded back in August
Read moreDetailsThe Foresters Arms on Brunswick Street saw new owners take over earlier this year, followed by a refurbishment which concluded back in August
Read moreDetailsA CHARITY that helps animals has been given a funding boost thanks to a partnership with a pet care company.
Read moreDetailsTHAMES Valley Police is appealing for witnesses after a number of robberies in Reading on Sunday, October 8
Read moreDetailsA RECYCLING centre in Reading has been closed indefinitely following an incident of fire on Monday, October 9. Staff at the re3 recycling centre and transfer station posted to social...
Read moreDetailsJalpari of Woodley has been named as the Regional Restaurant of the Year for the South Central region.
Read moreDetailsFormer Mayor of Reading Cllr Rachel Eden has announced her intention to run in Reading's newly-formed constituency in the next general election
Read moreDetailsPolice are appealing for witnesses to an incident of grievous bodily harm in Reading which left a man with a facial wound
Read moreDetailsTHE ROYAL Berkshire Hospital will be lit up in pink and blue on the evening of October 15, in recognition of Baby Loss Awareness Week.
Read moreDetailsA PLAN to improve cycling across Reading has met a setback after funding for just one of three schemes was granted by the government
Read moreDetailsINDIE POP royalty will be making a visit to Reading next month, thanks to Club Velocity.
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