Almost 90% of shopworkers in the south east are abused by customers reveals new data
New statistics from retail trade union Usdaw, show that 64% of their members in the south east have been threatened by a customer.
Read moreDetailsNew statistics from retail trade union Usdaw, show that 64% of their members in the south east have been threatened by a customer.
Read moreDetailsA PARK & RIDE facility is being moved from Winnersh to Earley to allow construction works to take place.
Read moreDetailsThe group is hosting two concerts on Sunday, December 12, with a special one for families.
Read moreDetailsChurches need to question their current response to transport poverty, affordable rural housing, and hidden poverty.
Read moreDetailsGOOD boys and girls have been waiting very patiently, not least as last year?s Christmas was hit by tier restrictions, but Santa Claus is coming
Read moreDetailsBURGLARS broke into a home in Woodley ? while the owner was in it, stealing a quantity of cash from a safe
Read moreDetailsWHEN IT comes to recycling the difference is clear: you no longer need to sort the colours out.
Read moreDetailsThe group clipped back brambles, cut overhanging branches that were obscuring street lights, swept leaves and picked litter.
Read moreDetailsCHRISTMAS lovers are being asked to buy tickets for a charity carol service, even if they cannot attend.
Read moreDetailsNikki Gladwin-Stride, also known as DJ NikNak, was the first ever winner of DJ set of the year in the Where Pride Lives awards on Friday, November 5.
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