Reunion planned for pupils who attended Reading’s Catholic schools
A REUNION is planned for people who attended Catholic schools in Reading, including Blessed Hugh Faringdon, English Martys, and St Joseph's College
Read moreDetailsA REUNION is planned for people who attended Catholic schools in Reading, including Blessed Hugh Faringdon, English Martys, and St Joseph's College
Read moreDetailsReading based children's charity receives £5,000
Read moreDetailsReading FC interim manager Noel Hunt praised Reading's 'brave' performance after the Royals claimed a hard fought point against Championship leaders
Read moreDetailsNOEL HUNT made a promising start as interim manager of Reading FC, securing a hard-fought point against Premier League-bound Burnley.
Read moreDetailsREADING FC picked up a valuable point in Noel Hunt's first game in charge against Championship leaders Burnley.
Read moreDetailsTHAMES Valley Police is appealing for witnesses to a suspicious incident that took place in Reading. On Tuesday, April 11, a female cyclist in her late teens and two men...
Read moreDetailsPAUL FARMER is a man with numbers on his mind. The 67-year-old has now raised £67,000 for numerous charities in and around Reading.
Read moreDetailsTRANSPORT for London has launched a series of audio guides with a number of notable Londoners lending their voices. The collection will see 10 three-minute guides exploring stations in the...
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council has apologised to residents for missed food waste collections following the Easter holidays.
Read moreDetailsA FORMER hairdressers in Caversham could soon be serving Polish food if an application to covert the venue is approved.
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