Pub to open new outdoor section with weekend festivities
A READING pub is inviting residents to enjoy its new outdoor area through a series of launch events this week.
A READING pub is inviting residents to enjoy its new outdoor area through a series of launch events this week.
A Greggs drive-thru could still be built in Reading despite previous plans being rejected.
ROAD safety experts have called on Thames Valley police to use drones to target dangerous drivers.
Labour has held on to a seat in Reading as a by-election was called following the death of a councillor.
SOME of Britain's best-selling authors and thinkers have been confirmed for the Cliveden Literary Festival.
YOUNGSTERS are going quackers for fun filled swimming lessons with a difference.
Future property professionals came together in Reading recently to learn more about the real estate sector.
A CELEBRATION of Reading's diversity this autumn will see a host of talented acts perform for the crowds attending.
FOLLOWING news that two traffic wardens were attacked and threatened at knifepoint in Reading earlier this month
The King's Swan Warden travelled the River Thames to check on the cygnets, find out if there were any injuries, ...
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