Ex-Premier League player takes to SCL to help raise £1,300
EMPLOYEES at a vehicle lease company played out a hard-fought charity match at the home of Reading Football Club.
Read moreDetailsEMPLOYEES at a vehicle lease company played out a hard-fought charity match at the home of Reading Football Club.
Read moreDetailsA SUPERMARKET in South Reading has been targeted by shoplifters 'for three years', leaving residents fearing for the store's future.
Read moreDetailsEast Reading Festival is returning to Palmer Park on June 25, bringing with it a day of family fun, festivities, and friendship
Read moreDetailsLOCAL television service That's Thames Valley will continue to operate for another 10 years subject to the outcome of a public consultation.
Read moreDetailsA SWALLOWFIELD pub has launched a new summer menu, which is perfect for well, any occasion really.
Read moreDetailsAn accident was reported at 4.15pm today (Tuesday) on the M4 westbound carriageway between junction 10 at Wokingham, and junction 8/9 for Maidenhead.
Read moreDetailsREADING'S floatiest festival was back in style on Saturday, June 10, as WaterFest 2023 returned to its usual home in the centre of town.
Read moreDetailsThe family of Jason Page, who died following an incident in Chalfont Way, Lower Earley, in 2021, have released a tribute to him
Read moreDetailsART LOVERS were treated to the sights and sounds of the Whiteknights Studio Trail.
Read moreDetailsA FIVE-METRE tall mechanical puppet made from wheelie bins, a dinosaur and a firebird wandered the roads of South Reading.
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