AN ARTS group could be the new custodians of the historic Cemetery Junction arch. Reading Borough Council had put the Grade II listed building up for sale, but with no...
Read moreDetailsBerkshire kept alive their hopes of qualifying for the knock-out stage of the NCCA Trophy by defeating group four leaders Wales NC on Sunday, writes Dave Wright.Beaten for the first...
Read moreDetailsThree new sponsors have been announced for this year’s Pride of Reading and the focus is on celebrating frontline heroes.
Read moreDetailsA hugely popular public figure had a brush with fame recently - TV presenter Davina McCall met the Earley Panda.
Read moreDetailsRekindling old friendships and celebrating unexpected wins were the order of the day at last weekend’s Hurst Show and Country Fayre.
Read moreDetailsA TEENAGER has been jailed for three-and-a-half years for drug dealing in Reading. Casey Rooney, 18 and from Haling Road in South Croydon, was sentenced at Reading Crown Court on...
Read moreDetailsA 12-YEAR-OLD girl was the victim of a sexual assault in Caversham last week. The incident took place near the junction of Oakley Road and Kidmore Road, on the hillside,...
Read moreDetailsMarvellous Festivals, an annual tribute festival in Hurst, is on the hunt for more volunteers at this month's event.
Read moreDetailsA THAMES Valley law firm has questioned whether the furlough scheme will be affected by the lockdown extension. Following prime minister Boris Johnson’s announcement that lifting lockdown would be delayed...
Read moreDetailsRaver Tots, a festival for families with young children, is set to make a comeback this summer for its’ UK tour - starting in Reading.
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