Reading Borough Council: Plans for more than 100 roads to see repairs in £8m investment
More than 100 roads in Reading could be set for major repairs as the council announces a further £8 million ...
More than 100 roads in Reading could be set for major repairs as the council announces a further £8 million ...
The charity is facing a funding shortfall of around £50,000.
The council has announced that it is approaching one million visitors to its leisure facilities after a number of redevelopment ...
Russell Kane has announced a headline tour of the UK with his latest stand-up show, HyperActive, including Reading's Hexagon in ...
IF YOU have been missing the reassuring voice of one of BBC Radio Berkshire's favourite presenters, worry no more ? ...
A CONSULTATION has just closed into a new zebra crossing for a road that houses a busy school
The Link cafe has been bringing coffee and chat to residents in West Reading since the late 1980s, but is ...
READING FC manager Ruben Selles admitted that he is hoping to have club captain Andy Yiadom and Sam Smith back ...
TRIBUTES have been paid to former Radio 210 disc jockey Steve Wright, who has died. The 69-year-old teamed up with ...
Councillors have spoken about the social value of Reading Football Club, and how that could be at risk.
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