While mighty oaks can grow from the thumb-sized tree droppings, they can be fatal to pets as one Reading couple found out when their dog at 25
Read moreDetailsSPECULATION over who would be the Conservative candidate to replace Sir Alok Sharma has been dismissed as premature.
Read moreDetailsTHE planning inspectorate is expected to reveal its decision on plans to turn a retail park in Reading town centre into a development of 600 homes.
Read moreDetailsA READING charity has announced a new partnership with a Woodley supermarket.
Read moreDetailsREADING'S taxi fares are to rise by up to 10% today.
Read moreDetailsBlue Collar Corner has laid out its events for October and welcomes a new regular to the fold in Reading's town centre
Read moreDetailsReading Biscuit Factoryis celebrating Black History Month with a showcase of short-films and feature-length screenings in October
Read moreDetailsA WEST Reading pub reopened yesterday after two violent attacks saw it temporarily close its doors.
Read moreDetailsTHE nature of Reading Borough Council's involvement in a trial of a drone superhighway has been questioned.
Read moreDetailsAutumn is a beautiful time of year with the trees changing colour and the first fall of leaves.
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