Dangerous driver in Lower Earley and Woodley sought by police
A DANGEROUS driver who wrecked havoc across Lower Earley and Woodley is being sought by police.
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Action promised over parking in middle of busy Earley roundabout
PARKING in the middle of a roundabout is not something the Highway Code has much to say about, but Earley and Newtown motorists could force a reprint.
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Thames Voyces celebrates return to concert hall
A CELEBRATORY Concert is the title to Thames Voyces autumn event
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Reading based acts are new entries in our brilliant RaW Sounds Today playlist
HERE we go with another great RaW Sounds Today playlist - great tunes to discover from some brilliant musicians
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70th anniversary concert from Wokingham Choral Society
WOKINGHAM?S Choral Society are returning to live performances as they celebrate their 70th anniversary
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Appeal for witnesses after Woosehill house theft
BURGLARS broke into a Woosehill home last month, stealing a large quantity of jewellery
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Keep your home secure on dark nights warn police
Now that the clocks have gone back, police are warning residents to do everything they can to keep their home secure.
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Four-minute theft in Earley road
THIEVES took just four minutes to break into an Earley home last week
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Farmers Market returns this Saturday
READING FARMERS? MARKET takes place on Saturday, November 6
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Reading to host climate emergency march as Alok Sharma heads COP26 in Glasgow
PEOPLE in Reading are being urged to make some noise this weekend over global warming.
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