Almost 90% of shopworkers in the south east are abused by customers reveals new data
New statistics from retail trade union Usdaw, show that 64% of their members in the south east have been threatened by a customer.
Read moreDetailsNew statistics from retail trade union Usdaw, show that 64% of their members in the south east have been threatened by a customer.
Read moreDetailsWe all face trials and challenges in life that are very real - how can we cope better with them?
Read moreDetailsSLADE is set to bring the house down with a rock ?n? roll Christmas spectacular at Reading?s Sub89 next Sunday.
Read moreDetailsIt has been a long week. My son Leo had a planned operation and, even though I thought I was ready for it, I was very much not ready for...
Read moreDetailsA PARK & RIDE facility is being moved from Winnersh to Earley to allow construction works to take place.
Read moreDetailsThe group is hosting two concerts on Sunday, December 12, with a special one for families.
Read moreDetailsChurches need to question their current response to transport poverty, affordable rural housing, and hidden poverty.
Read moreDetailsREADING broke their long standing winless run away at Swansea City in a goal packed Championship contest.
Read moreDetailsA PAIR of thieves armed with a knife threatened staff at a Reading bookmaker last night. Now police are appealing for witnesses to come forward.
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