Police appeal for witnesses to Friar Street assault
Police are appealing for witnesses to an assault which took place on Friar Street at around 4.35pm on Friday, July 1
Read moreDetailsPolice are appealing for witnesses to an assault which took place on Friar Street at around 4.35pm on Friday, July 1
Read moreDetailsReading FC made a winning start to pre-season in a behind closed doors friendly at Bearwood Park against Colchester United.
Read moreDetailsMEMBERS of the Reading Phoenix Choir were joined by guest voices for a come and sing workshop.
Read moreDetailsAs a Christian minister I am regularly encouraged by people of faith, whatever their faith, to speak more confidently about public issues
Read moreDetailsDo you remember Our holiday by the sea ?
Read moreDetailsB&M opens a brand new store in the Calcot Retail Centre on Bath Road, with West Berkshire Food Bank officially unveiling the new branch
Read moreDetailsReading Abbey Revealed has submitted its proposals for the continued preservation of the Abbey Quarter to the Council for evaluation
Read moreDetailsAida H Dee is bringing her family-friendly drag queen story hour show to Reading, with an interactive show in libraries across town
Read moreDetailsSince 1942, Casualties Union is the Charity whose volunteers spare time to train and practise casualty simulation.
Read moreDetailsA weekend of events was held to mark the 75th anniversary of the special friendship between his city on the Rhine and our town on the Thames.
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