FOR 40 years, it was a cornerstone of Reading. Yesterday Tessa Towers – the affectionate nickname for the home of the Reading Evening Post – was once again a hive...
Read moreDetailsPREPARATORY work to improve safety at a junction where a cyclist died seven years ago is continuing.
Read moreDetailsThe Importance of Being Oscar is coming to Reading Repertory Theatre, Kings Road, from Thursday, May 23, until Saturday, June 8
Read moreDetailsTHAMES Valley Police is joining a new trial of cameras that can tell when a motorist is using their mobile phone or not wearing a seatbelt
Read moreDetailsCELEBRATIONS for the lunar new year are continuing, and people who have been born in the year of the dragon can enjoy a free drink this weekend
Read moreDetailsBerkshire has ranked in sixth place nationally.
Read moreDetailsFootball fans are being invited to an evening with a Reading FC legend.
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police has released CCTV footage of someone who may have vital information regarding an assault in Reading
Read moreDetailsROB BECKETT is kicking off his new tour later this year, including a show in Reading next year. The Parenting Hell and Celebs Go Dating Star is setting out to...
Read moreDetailsThe NHS is gearing up for further strikes by junior doctors which are "highly likely to have a significant impact" on health services this weekend
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