A CHARITY marking its 200th anniversary says demand is soaring. Now the RSPCA is now calling on Berkshire residents to get behind its work.
Read moreDetailsMOTORISTS hoping to make a getaway next month are being warned the M25 is to be closed as work on junction improvements continues
Read moreDetailsNOMINATIONS are now open for awards that will recognise the work of those trying to beat crime in their streets.
Read moreDetailsTHE CHARITABLE arm of a hairdressers with branches in Reading and Wokingham has celebrated summer with a fundraising party night.
Read moreDetailsA CHANCE to go through a giant bus wash is one of the attractions at the annual Reading Buses open day, coming to the town later this month.
Read moreDetailsIT LOOKS like a recipe for disaster ? two main roads around Lower Earley closed at once ? but Wokingham Council is reassuring residents it will be OK
Read moreDetailsTHE PRINCIPAL of Reading's New Directions College is among 130 people from across the southeast to have been cited in the King's birthday honours list
Read moreDetailsChris Bryant was thrilled to be at the creative hub which, when complete, will have 18 sound stages and some of the most advanced facilities in Europe
Read moreDetailsTWO of Labour's top team visited Shinfield on Friday, to highlight the work of its film studios and show its support for creative industries.
Read moreDetailsWOODLEY came together on Saturday for its annual day of fun and games.
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