Second man charged over Addington Road murder
A SHINFIELD man is the second person to be charged with the alleged murder of a cyclist in Reading last month.
Read moreDetailsA SHINFIELD man is the second person to be charged with the alleged murder of a cyclist in Reading last month.
Read moreDetailsA VETERINARY clinic in Woodley opened its doors on Saturday to allow the community to help celebrate its first birthday.
Read moreDetailsDJs rocked Reading over the weekend, as a town centre venue launched celebrations for the second birthday of a community radio station
Read moreDetailsTHE Friends of Reading Abbey are to explore the theme of Monks, Miracles and Memory when they gather on Saturday.
Read moreDetailsREADING is looking pie and mighty today thanks to a new fusion food.
Read moreDetailsA COMEDIAN and presenter from Reading has been fast-tracked to the finals of this year's Miss England contest.
Read moreDetailsMemories from a Mod who was there
Read moreDetailsTHREE children in Zambia have been given a fresh start following a grant from Pangbourne Rotary Club.
Read moreDetailsThree ways to make Reading a better place thanks to Reading Voluntary Action
Read moreDetailsTo mark International Women's Day, Reading Phoenix Choir will perform music that has been created by female composers when it gathers on Saturday.
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