Reading town centre store considers appeal after police complaints cause it to lose its alcohol licence
A READING town centre store is considering appealing a ban on selling alcohol, enacted after police complaints.
Read moreDetailsA READING town centre store is considering appealing a ban on selling alcohol, enacted after police complaints.
Read moreDetailsREADING FC fell to a heart-breaking late 1-0 defeat to Sunderland on Saturday afternoon.
Read moreDetailsAnita Oui makes easy work of hosting her first drag residency at The Rising Sun, joined by Duac, Big Jay, Grace Anatomy, and Dorian Gay
Read moreDetailsLast Sunday, February 5, was exactly 50 years since I started work as a photographer, I feel so lucky to have done so.
Read moreDetailsReading Buses will be raising funds for The Royal Berks Charity during the year and has also unveiled a bus with brand new livery to celebrate
Read moreDetailsRecycling Centres are potentially hazardous. A new website provides residents with information and advice while warning of some of the risks
Read moreDetailsAN ONLINE talk next will will look at how a museum's archive can unpack the past.
Read moreDetailsUNIVERSITY relationships are oftentimes fleeting, but students at Reading are proving that true love still outs - for a year at least.
Read moreDetailsItalian-to-go brand Coco di Mama is opening its first branch outside of London in Reading on Friday, February 10, and celebrating with a giveaway
Read moreDetailsRECORD high pressure around the UK could lead to cups of tea being a little hotter than usual.
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