Hyperfast broadband installation works planned for east Reading’s Newtown over next two months
HYPERFAST fibre-optic broadband is coming to Newtown as the next phase of installation works gets underway.
Read moreDetailsHYPERFAST fibre-optic broadband is coming to Newtown as the next phase of installation works gets underway.
Read moreDetailsREADING FC manager Paul Ince was left with mixed emotions after his side played out a goalless draw against Luton Town on Tuesday night.
Read moreDetailsReading FC played out a forgettable 0-0 draw against Luton Town on Tuesday evening.
Read moreDetailsREADING FC were involved in their first goalless draw of the season as they took a point away at Luton Town.
Read moreDetailsREADING Borough Council is seeking to help older people, those with disabilities, and the people who care for them during Adult Social Care month
Read moreDetailsThousands could be left unable to vote in upcoming local elections due to outstanding response to registration reminders, says Reading Borough Council
Read moreDetailsPolice appeal for witnesses to a robbery in Cemetery Junction on Saturday, October 29, possibly connected with a firearms incident on the same day
Read moreDetailsBeautiful Brahms at the Great Hall
Read moreDetailsPhoenix Choir and Berkshire Youth Choir will both perform at the Minster in support of its Music Outreach program on Saturday, November 12
Read moreDetailsA LETTUCE might have outlasted Liz Truss, but it wouldn't have fared so well against a set of temporary traffic lights in east Reading.
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