Tilehurst optician advocates active ageing following survey results
An optician and hearing care provider is urging the over 40s to embrace active ageing after research show over 60s are more active than over 40s
Read moreDetailsAn optician and hearing care provider is urging the over 40s to embrace active ageing after research show over 60s are more active than over 40s
Read moreDetailsThe Woodley windows business is branching out.
Read moreDetailsBroad Street Mall took to social media to ask their audience which character they wanted to visit the centre this Easter and the votes are in.
Read moreDetailsA study conducted by Value My Car examining which towns and cities in the UK were most difficult for new drivers has ranked Reading second
Read moreDetailsReading Buses is celebrating an increase in customer satisfaction following the release of results from a survey.
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police and the OPCC have release the latest round of support for Berkshire organisations through the Community Fund.
Read moreDetailsThames Water's Chief Financial Officer, Alistair Cochran, has stepped down, the utilities provider has announced.
Read moreDetailsReading Poets' Cafe hosted an event with members of a peace march aimed at showing solidarity with Palestine and countering Islamophobia
Read moreDetailsA transformational project that would see hundreds of apartments added to one of the main shopping centres in Reading is due to be approved next week
Read moreDetailsHundreds of new flats could be approved in Reading town centre at a major planning meeting next week.
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