Emmer Green apartment residents could have been overpaying council tax for nearly three decades
RESIDENTS of a retirement home complex in Emmer Green say they have been overpaying council tax to the tune of ...
RESIDENTS of a retirement home complex in Emmer Green say they have been overpaying council tax to the tune of ...
AHEAD of Hallowe'en and Bonfire Night, Thames Valley Police has warned it will not tolerate anti-social behaviour.
SHOPKEEPERS are being urged not to sell flour and eggs to under 18s in the run up to Hallowe'en on ...
The story of a Ugandan woman who sparked fame with a protest on the streets of Kampala is being brought ...
AWARD-WINNING theatre-maker and performance artist Victoria Melody is bringing her latest show, Head Set, to Reading's South Street Arts Centre
Historian Paul Lacey will delve into the history of Smiths Coaches, which operated in Reading between 1922 and 1979
POLICE were called after a car parked in Whitley was broken into last week.
THIEVES continue to target cars parked in Caversham, despite a police warning (see last week's Reading Today).
Saturday, October 28 will see fans of Reading Football Club take another stand against owner Dai Yongge.
October's event will see Reading's regular MC Carl Richard hosting, with Andrew Mensah headlining alongside Raj Poojara and Andrew Skipper
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