Music, munch, and markets at Blue Collar Corner’s Christmas Market
Blue Collar Corner turned a little more green and red last week as it celebrated its inaugural Christmas Market in Reading
Read moreDetailsBlue Collar Corner turned a little more green and red last week as it celebrated its inaugural Christmas Market in Reading
Read moreDetailsA NEW pet store has opened in Reading, and its management team includes a dog.
Read moreDetailsA FRESH round of applications for a fund aimed at helping communities has been launched by a rail company.
Read moreDetailsA CONSULTATION is currently running into the standards and behaviour of councillors working on behalf of the fire brigade
Read moreDetailsA FESTIVE art market will take place in Reading's Rising Sun arts centre in Silver Street
Read moreDetailsReading-based RSSL has announced the opening of its new state-of-the-art analytical testing facility.
Read moreDetailsAnother person has been jailed for multiple shoplifting offences following a Thames Valley Police investigation
Read moreDetailsReading businesses will be the first in the country to benefit from zero carbon waste collections.
Read moreDetailsThe council has announced that Mereoak services are set to see further provisions as part of a £26 million plan for public transport improvements
Read moreDetailsONE OF Reading's two MPs has called on the government to give fair treatment to retired Gurkha soldiers over their pensions.
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