Tilehurst break-in – police appeal for witnesses
THAMES VALLEY POLICE are appealing for witnesses after a car was broken into in Tilehurst.
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Thieves break into car in West Reading
THIEVES broke into a car parked in west Reading and police are appealing for witnesses.
Changes to new homes plan in Caversham Heights approved
REVISIONS to a previously approved plan have been approved by Reading Borough Council.
French bakery to open in Reading town centre
A TOUCH of Gallic charm is coming to Reading town centre after plans for a new boulangerie received approval.
Rotary Club of Pangbourne opens entries to its Woodcote 10k race – held early in the new year
ENTRIES are invited to one of the toughest races in the county.
Insolvency activity down but caution urged
Insolvency activity in the South East saw a slight reduction during September following a big increase in August.
Monty Bojangles to offer sweet treats to Reading shoppers tomorrow
A SWEET TOOTHED treat is coming to Reading town centre tomorrow.
Get ready to #ShineALight … the Pride of Reading Awards are nearly here!
After months of receiving record numbers of amazing nominations for the Pride of Reading Awards, the much-awaited event takes place ...
FROM THE MIDDLE: What happens next for VAR?
Although it was probably an England non given goal that led to its existence, we seem to create the most ...
Run, run as fast you can to South Street for a family show that’s good enough to eat
FAMILIES can enjoy a treat at South Street Arts Centre - a play that's good enough to eat.
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