Puppy Love: Pooch Party celebrates St Valentine’s Day
Pooch Party sees canine activities and pub socials mix for owners and four-legged friends alike
Read moreDetailsPooch Party sees canine activities and pub socials mix for owners and four-legged friends alike
Read moreDetailsA CAR was stolen from a Tilehurst driveway last week and police are appealing for witnesses
Read moreDetailsA CAR was stolen from a Tilehurst driveway last week and police are appealing for witnesses.
Read moreDetailsFIRE CREWS were called to a blaze at a commercial property in Tilehurst earlier this month.
Read moreDetailsAN ITALIAN-to-go outlet has launched in Reading, bringing specialty coffee and fresh food to Broad Street. Coco di Mama has launched its first branch outside of London as it opens...
Read moreDetailsEMERGENCY crews were called to a road traffic collision in Tilehurst last week.
Read moreDetailsTHE DATE of this year's East Reading Festival has been set.
Read moreDetailsA MAN from Sindon has been jailed for driving offences in Reading. Baldish Rehsni, aged 44, of Pembroke Gardens, Swindon, was sentenced to 20 weeks in prison and disqualified from...
Read moreDetailsMembers of the team at Thames Water will be attending the event in the Oracle to field questions and share information on Friday, January 27
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Animal Welfare is holding a mini market complete with a coffee morning to help raise funds for its work supporting cats in medical care
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