Why Nick Heyward from Haircut 100 has great affection for Reading (apart from platform six of the station)
IT COULD well be the biggest hit Haircut100 is yet to have ? and it's all thanks to Reading Railway Station.
Read moreDetailsIT COULD well be the biggest hit Haircut100 is yet to have ? and it's all thanks to Reading Railway Station.
Read moreDetailsMEMBERS of the public are being invited to voice their opinions as an organisation looks to move its headquarters.
Read moreDetailsA READING man is preparing to represent the UK at a major Scouting event next year.
Read moreDetailsREADING FC has released a club statement stating that 'no agreement' is in place over the sale of the club.
Read moreDetailsLINKS between a Manchester United legend who cut his teeth in Scotland and the Royal County of Berkshire would seem few and far between.
Read moreDetailsFANS of Reading FC have expressed their concerns after reports of an accepted ownership bid surfaced on Wednesday night.
Read moreDetailsTony's draught busting book will help keep homes warm
Read moreDetailsAS WE get closer to Hallowe'en there are things that are definitely going bump in the night and it's all thanks to an Emmer Green author.
Read moreDetailsA WOODLEY schoolboy has battled the elements to complete a gruelling fundraising challenge.
Read moreDetailsTeam members of the U15 Arrows, part of Caversham AFC, have received £500 to buy the new strips, courtesy of housebuilders Bovis Homes
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