Pensioners protest at Hewlett Packard’s Reading Headquarters
Pensioners protest at Hewlett Packard's Reading Headquarters
Read moreDetailsPensioners protest at Hewlett Packard's Reading Headquarters
Read moreDetailsOne man's lifetime collection of model trains went under the hammer in Wokingham earlier this week.
Read moreDetailsBUDDING film producers will have the chance to explore their cinematic curiosities thanks to a new programme.
Read moreDetailsA house has been transformed into one of the only Buddhist places of worship in the Reading area.
Read moreDetailsThe Natural History Museum is inviting residents to hear its plans for a new facility in Earley..
Read moreDetailsAN AMATEUR dramatics group is looking to find a new home for a prop used in a recent production.
Read moreDetailsA HORTICULTURAL community event will see visitors of all ages return for two days of festivities.
Read moreDetailsA HORTICULTURAL community event will see visitors of all ages return to Swallowfield Park for two days of festivities.
Read moreDetailsSTUDENTS at Waingels School have been praised after achieving 'strong' grades in this year's A-Levels.
Read moreDetailsA house in Earley will become a care home after councillors gave it approval.
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