READING'S Face Bar was rocked by not one but three punk tributes for its Hallowe'en celebrations on Saturday, October 29. Three acts celebrating some of the biggest bands in punk...
Read moreDetailsREADING'S latest School Street ? which sees traffic banned from entering a road during the morning school run ? is expanding with an afternoon session
Read moreDetailsThousands could be left unable to vote in upcoming local elections due to outstanding response to registration reminders, says Reading Borough Council
Read moreDetailsTWO CATS are seeking a new owner who can care for them, including some help with an eye condition which requires a small dose of eye gel twice a day
Read moreDetailsMore than 250 people took part in the hike which is expected to have raised more than £15,000 in aid of Sue Ryder, sponsored by Azego
Read moreDetailsJess Adams makes her range of jewelry by hand, creating leaves, fruits, and festive shapes with a wide selection of clips and fasteners
Read moreDetailsTHE ALZHEIMER'S Society's Hero Awards is set to recognise those who have supported people affected by dementia and is seeking nominations
Read moreDetailsAs Diwali is celebrated around the world on Monday, October 24, new figures show that children are better in formed about the festival than parents
Read moreDetailsA BURGLAR broke into a Tilehurst home and helped themselves.
Read moreDetailsTHIEVES attempted to break into a home in Addington Road, but were unsuccessful
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