Police seal off parts of Elgar Road in Reading
Police have sealed off parts of Elgar Road today (Thursday, December 2). Parking bays on either side of the road have been taped over, using wheelie bins as markers. Forensic...
Read moreDetailsPolice have sealed off parts of Elgar Road today (Thursday, December 2). Parking bays on either side of the road have been taped over, using wheelie bins as markers. Forensic...
Read moreDetailsTHERE'S only a few sleeps left until Beauty and the Beast arrives at The Hexagon.
Read moreDetailsTHE RISING SUN arts centre is holding a Christmas Art Market on Saturday.
Read moreDetailsA thousand bikers will pay tribute to Ben Spiller this Sunday when they take part in the annual Reading Toy Run this Sunday
Read moreDetailsCHRISTMAS fun was had at the Museum of English Rural Life on Sunday, thanks to a festive shopping event.
Read moreDetailsHISTORIC paths in Reading could be re-instated in a bid to get people moving.
Read moreDetailsTHERE?S a new director of public health starting today.
Read moreDetailsCAVERSHAM has been hit by a power cut and the electricity is not expected to be back on until later this afternoon.
Read moreDetailsHome-grown Jerusalem artichokes have just arrived on our shelves for a short but sweet window over winter.
Read moreDetailsA CAROL concert will be held at Reading Minster to celebrate this festive season, and it includes a visit from Olaf and Elsa
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