Pensioners protest at Hewlett Packard’s Reading Headquarters
Pensioners protest at Hewlett Packard's Reading Headquarters
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Football festival helps Reading residents get to know their numbers
FOOTBALL helped Reading get healthier ? by inviting the town to know their numbers.
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Harvest festival planned at Ridgeline Trust’s east Reading gardens
VISITORS to this year's harvest fete at the Ridgeline Trust Therapeutic Garden in Reading have been advised to come prepared to bag a bargain.
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Calendar Girls The Musical: warm, witty and wonderful, it’s a must-see
Calendar Girls The Musical: warm, witty and wonderful, it's a must-see
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PRIDE OF READING AWARDS: Leslee Barron praised for being the backbone of Newtown Community Garden
Reading-based digital artist Leslee Barron has been the backbone of the Newtown Community Garden said her nominator for Community Champion award
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Good news for M4 electric vehicle drivers
Good news for M4 electric vehicle drivers
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Attempted break-in at Tilehurst home
AN APPEAL for witnesses has been launched after a home in Tilehurst was broken in to.
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Former hotel in Tilehurst to become a children’s home
A HOTEL in Tilehurst is to become a children's home after Reading Borough Council granted approval for the change of use.
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Girls’ Net online mental health course for girls launches in Berkshire
Girls' Net online mental health course for girls launches in Berkshire
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Height of protected trees to be reduced at east Reading presbytery
PERMISSION has been given to carry out works on protected trees in a presbytery in east Reading.
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