Fourbears Fest is back for its second iteration bringing events featuring spoken word, discussions, activities, and talks from authors this weekend
Read moreDetailsDr Harriet Turner, a postdoctoral researcher with the Uni of Reading, has completed training with the North Dartmoor Search and Rescue Team
Read moreDetailsA young child was killed in a minibus crash on Sunday on the M4 near Wokingham, while one child also remains in a critical condition.
Read moreDetailsEclectic Games is set to up sticks and expand to a new location in Market Place, owners have announced.
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police have released an e-fit image after a boy was sexually assaulted on London Road in Earley near Reading.
Read moreDetailsThe awards are an opportunity to celebrate the people who make grassroots football great for everyone.
Read moreDetailsOlivia Bailey MP has declared slip roads at East Ilsley and Beedon "some of most dangerous" and presented a bill aimed at tackling them yesterday.
Read moreDetailsBliss Cars 247 hosted a charity fundraiser at the Virgin Media O2 offices in support of Berkshire Vision, which supports those living with sight loss
Read moreDetailsTaking that first step toward getting support can feel overwhelming.
Read moreDetailsA cyclist has been treated in hospital and police are appealing for witnesses following a failure to stop collision in Reading on Saturday, May 10
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