Housing development on site of former Dee Road fire station approved
Plans to replace the former headquarters of the fire service in Reading's Dee Road with housing were approved this week
Plans to replace the former headquarters of the fire service in Reading's Dee Road with housing were approved this week
Crews from Caversham Road, Theale, and Wokingham Road fire stations were called to a property in Thurso Close at 9.54pm ...
LOCAL gymnast Em Kays has been selected to represent the Southern Region squad this month at the Czech Aerobic Open.
A CHANCE to rehome former commercial hens will take place in Tilehurst on Saturday, April 22.
The Tilehurst branch of NatWest is among more than 80 set to closer across the UK, leaving just one NatWest ...
TILEHURST residents have raised objections over plans to open a new pizza takeaway in Norcot Road.
A CAR was stolen from a Tilehurst driveway last week and police are appealing for witnesses
A CAR was stolen from a Tilehurst driveway last week and police are appealing for witnesses.
FIRE CREWS were called to a blaze at a commercial property in Tilehurst earlier this month.
A CHURCH will become a theatre for the day as it welcomes a touring company for a day of drama.
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