THAMES Valley Police called to the River Thames yesterday after reports of a body in the water have confirmed that the body of a 91-year-old man has been found. Emergency...
Read moreDetailsTHAMES Valley Police has launched an investigation after the body of a woman was found in the marina in Caversham. Police were called to the Thames and Kennet marina in...
Read moreDetailsA poll commissioned by Liquid Gas UK showed nearly 4 in 5 home owners in rural England would be pushed into fuel poverty by the "boiler ban"
Read moreDetailsThames Hospice has announced it has kicked off the Coronation Big Lunch, inviting residents to party in the name of supporting the charity
Read moreDetailsThe Grange United Reform Church hosted the spring fete complete with cake stalls, coffee, and conviviality
Read moreDetailsThe Water Resources Management Plan, which will lay out the company's for the next 50 years, closes for public consultation on Tuesday, March 21
Read moreDetailsA fresh plan has been submitted for to build two homes on the garden of Stoneham Close in Tilehurst
Read moreDetailsA READING school has been visited by an esteemed alumna for the opening of new facilities. Queen Anne's in Caversham has unveiled its new culinary space following a significant refurbishment....
Read moreDetailsElusive Brewery is tackling sexism and discrimination in the industry head-on with its new brew as part of the Brave Noise initiative
Read moreDetailsReading needs to accelerate its efforts to reach net-zero before 2030 according to the council, which is consulting with residents on its climate plan
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