Care home residents join in Remembrance Sunday commemorations
RESIDENTS of a Lower Earley care home took part in their own Remembrance Sunday commemorations.
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Cascade of poppies forms backdrop for Woodley’s remembrance weekend
A CASCADE of poppies outside the Oakwood Centre formed the backdrop for three days of remembrance ceremonies in Woodley.
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Sir John Redwood on remembrance: ‘I feel a debt of gratitude that our lives have been spared living under a foreign-imposed tyranny’
WOKINGHAM MP Sir John Redwood joined his parliamentary colleagues in an act of remembrance at Westminster.
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Women rescued from car during road traffic collision in Swallowfield
EMERGENCY services were called to a road traffic collision in Swallowfield last week.
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Yes, you can take your dog to see Santa
THEY are very much part of our lives, so it's no wonder that we want them to take part in all the big occasion
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Reading East MP Matt Rodda launches search to find Reading’s best independent business
THE SEARCH is on to find Reading's best independent business.
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Body found in River Loddon
Emergency services were called to Lower Earley at 10.38am on Saturday, November 11, to assist in the recovery of a man's body from the River Loddon
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Reading Buses offers free travel to armed forces over Remembrance weekend
MEMBERS of the Armed Forces, past and present, will be able to travel free of charge on Reading Buses this weekend.
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Free doughnuts from Krispy Kreme to mark World Kindness Day
A FREE doughnut is being offered in Reading to mark World Kindness Day.
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Caravan blaze put out in Finchampstead
CREWS from two fire stations were sent to a caravan fire in Finchampstead last week.
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