ONCE, she ruled Sunday evening telly, telling us what to wear in The Clothes Show. Now, she's backing a charity that supports women getting into work
Read moreDetailsFREE train travel is on offer to veterans this weekend, as the nation prepares to take part in the annual act of remembrance.
Read moreDetailsIT WAS honours even between Reading and Bristol Rovers on Tuesday night as the League One sides played out a forgettable 1-1.
Read moreDetailsKylie Abery, aged 34 and of no fixed abode, pleaded guilty to 11 counts of shoplifting at a hearing at Reading Magistrates Court on Saturday
Read moreDetailsJonathon Whitnall, 48, is being sought in connection with shoplifting offences which took place between Wednesday, May 24, and Sunday, August 13
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council is inviting residents to a number of drop-in sessions to share their views on its transport strategy
Read moreDetailsThe new Reading Youth Foundation Fund will see £50,000 given to a number of organisations to help improve the lives of young people
Read moreDetailsPalmer Park will see some of the most successful bands of the last two decades performing when Blue, Boyzlife, and Scouting For Girls play next summer
Read moreDetailsMORE THAN 100 Reading businesses came together at hames Tower last week to learn more about two new Business Improvement District (BID) plans.
Read moreDetailsReading Association for the Blind (RAB) has agreed to become part of Berkshire Vision in a merger of the two sight loss charities
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