Santa Claus has come to town, with the help of his elves, to Reading’s Broad St. Mall
YOU'D better watch out, you'd better not cry, you better not pout, and I'm telling you why ? Santa Claus has come to town
Read moreDetailsYOU'D better watch out, you'd better not cry, you better not pout, and I'm telling you why ? Santa Claus has come to town
Read moreDetailsFollowing a two-year hiatus, the museum is bringing back its authentic Victorian Christmas experience featuring Father Christmas himself
Read moreDetailsTraffic will be diverted onto the A308M, the A308, the A332 and the A355.?
Read moreDetailsA PRIVATE hospital in Reading has launched a Christmas appeal for Ukrainian hospitals in partnership with a former prime minister. The Circle Reading Hospital has joined with Boris Johnson in...
Read moreDetailsBritish Transport Police are appealing for information about a man they would like to speak to in connection with thefts from motor vehicles
Read moreDetailsThe Occasions Singers, Reading A440, and Reading Male Voice Choir will join forces in aid of Reading Minster's Music Outreach project
Read moreDetailsAs we approach the end of another year, it is good to celebrate our successes with each other.
Read moreDetailsAMBULANCE workers in Berkshire are set to strike following a vote among GMB Union members. Nine trusts across the UK are set to strike, including South Central Ambulance Service, which...
Read moreDetailsA 16-year-old boy from Reading has been charged with one count each of attempted robbery and sexual assault following an incident in Bracknell
Read moreDetailsREAD College posted to social media on Monday, November 28, announcing that it was "in jeopardy" as it faces financial difficulty
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