Inquest into the murder of Forbury Three begins at The Old Bailey
The inquest into the murder of James Furlong, Joseph Richie-Bennett, and David Wails has begun at The Old Bailey in ...
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‘We call on the EFL to expel Dai Yongge’: Reading FC protest group responds to match abandonment
READING FC fan group Sell Before We Dai released a statement following the abandonment of the club's home match with ...
Empty Reading town centre store to become convenience store
AN EMPTY store in Reading town centre is to be converted into a convenience store after Reading Borough Council granted ...
Oxford Road takeaway can sell food until 2am
The owners of a takeaway in West Reading have won permission to offer food for sale until late at night.
Work to install lifts at Tilehurst railway station to start next month
WORK to install lifts at Tilehurst's railway station is set to go ahead.
Josh Pugh prepares for South Hill Park date
Following the success of his sold-out debut tour Josh Pugh is preparing to visit Bracknell next month, with his new ...
Wargrave panto will be The Snow Queen
MEMBERS of Wargrave Theatre are preparing for their 2024 pantomime.
West Forest Sinfonia prepares for New Year concert
A NEW year concert is to be held in Reading later this month.
Works to council-owned tree in Caversham approved
CUTTING works to a Reading Borough Council-owned Japanese pagoda tree have been approved by its planning committee.
Redesign for nearly completed new home in Whitley
A developer has applied to make changes to a nearly completed home in Whitley.
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