Reading Borough Council worker shares story of life-changing diagnosis following routine health check
A man who works at Reading Borough Council has shared his story after a routine health check led to a life-changing diagnosis.
Read moreDetailsA man who works at Reading Borough Council has shared his story after a routine health check led to a life-changing diagnosis.
Read moreDetailsThe University of Reading is set to see the return of its family festival on Saturday, May 17
Read moreDetailsA huge housing development at a former golf course in Caversham is set to be expanded with a total of nearly 300 new homes.
Read moreDetailsAn optician and hearing care provider is urging the over 40s to embrace active ageing after research show over 60s are more active than over 40s
Read moreDetailsReading Football Club are set for what will be a crucial couple of weeks in the club's future with the takeover situation coming to a head.
Read moreDetailsFive charities in Berkshire have received a funding boost as part of Benefact Group's Movement for Good Awards to support their work.
Read moreDetailsThe Woodley windows business is branching out.
Read moreDetailsThe Caversham Horticultural Society has released the results of its spring show, which took place on Saturday, March 29.
Read moreDetailsBroad Street Mall took to social media to ask their audience which character they wanted to visit the centre this Easter and the votes are in.
Read moreDetailsA study conducted by Value My Car examining which towns and cities in the UK were most difficult for new drivers has ranked Reading second
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