A POWERFUL piece of artwork was unveiled on Monday morning, in a ceremony which highlighted Reading's commitment to tackling knife crime and violence.
Read moreDetailsMS Therapy centre seeks community votes this week to help win grant
Read moreDetailsAndy Smith will take on the huge 874-mile cycling challenge to give back to Berkshire Vision after they supported him during his sight loss diagnosis
Read moreDetailsBOWLERS and batters will celebrate the launch of a new sports facility by attending its opening ceremony.
Read moreDetailsA NEW community liaison group is set to meet for the first time to help a Wokingham village improve its infrastructure for sustainable travel.
Read moreDetailsA COMPANY that offers an environmentally parcel delivery is calling on people to get behind a share offer as it prepares to launch in Reading.
Read moreDetailsMOTORISTS in Earley may be required to find alternative routes on Sunday as planned road works are set to take place.
Read moreDetailsYOUNGER bus passengers will need to verify their age if they are to continue taking advantage of cheaper fares.
Read moreDetailsREADING Borough Council has formally put forward its nominees for the position of the town's Mayor and its deputy leader. Cllr Tony Page has been named as the council's candidate...
Read moreDetailsReading Green Park Station is now due to open on Saturday, May 27 in the heart of the business area close to the Select Car Leasing Stadium
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