OPPOSITION councillors are pushing for doorstep glass collections to be launched across Reading, in a bid to make it easier for residents to recycle.
Read moreDetailsDouble-Barrelled Brewery on Stadium Way brewed Ikaru at an event held to celebrate International Women's Day earlier in March.
Read moreDetailsA FAMILY-owned construction group with offices in Newbury has reported record profits
Read moreDetailsTHE SOUND of radio could soon be heard once again from the former 210FM base in Calcot if a multi-million pound plan goes ahead
Read moreDetailsMultiplayer will be available in the pub on Castle Street from 7pm on Thursday, March 31.
Read moreDetailsAS ANY student who attends the University of Reading can testify, the lecture rooms and halls of residence are set in some beautiful grounds.
Read moreDetailsTHEY?RE the people who keep Reading moving, and usually they?re our unsung heroes too.
Read moreDetailsTWO nights of great music are coming up thanks to Wokingham Music Club.
Read moreDetailsSCURRILOUS gossip will be mixed with folk classics on Monday, April 4, and it?s all thanks to Nettlebed Folk Club.
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police is releasing an image of a man officers wish to speak to in connection to a conspiracy to commit burglary investigation
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