Police appeal for witnesses following public order incident in Reading
THAMES Valley Police is appealing for witnesses following a public order incident in Reading.
Read moreDetailsTHAMES Valley Police is appealing for witnesses following a public order incident in Reading.
Read moreDetailsmayor of Reading, has called for financial donations to the Reading Ukrainian Community Centre amid council's Ukraine agenda
Read moreDetailsThe photograph of HRH Duchess of Cambridge seated will go on show at St James the Less Church in Pangbourne from Tuesday, March 22.
Read moreDetailsWater Fest 2022 set for Saturday, June 4, as the flagship event for Reading's celebrations of the Queen's Platinum Jubilee in the Summer.
Read moreDetailsCOMIC book fans were queuing out the door to meet one of the hottest talents in the business when he paid a visit to Reading on Saturday
Read moreDetailsA FINCHAMPSTEAD-based sprinter who trained at a new gym in Winnersh Triangle is celebrating after scooping a gold medal.
Read moreDetailsBOYZONE star Ronan Keating will be performing at Windsor Racecourse this summer with a huge open-air show.
Read moreDetailsAfter growing three tonnes of organic produce for local food banks, and planting 400 fruit trees, a charity has made its first community garden.
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Read moreDetailsROCKER Ricky Warwick brought his Fighting Hearts to Reading last week, for a night to remember.
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