Police warning over trick or treating: force won’t tolerate anti-social behaviour
AHEAD of Hallowe'en and Bonfire Night, Thames Valley Police has warned it will not tolerate anti-social behaviour.
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Police urge shopkeepers to restrict sales of flour and eggs in run-up to Hallowe’en
SHOPKEEPERS are being urged not to sell flour and eggs to under 18s in the run up to Hallowe'en on Tuesday, October 31.
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Emergency services called to Eversley road following collision between cars
EMERGENCY services were called to Eversley last week after a road collision.
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Pervert exposes himself to girls in a Lower Earley play area
A PERVERT exposed himself to girls in a Lower Earley play area, and police are appealing for help to catch him
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Last chance to buy a piece of history as Carters Steam Fair holds final, final farewell
A chance to buy a piece of history is up for grabs this weekend.
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Reading’s Aldworth Philharmonic Orchestra celebrates by playing its socks off
A VERY special concert was held in Reading on Saturday night, as an orchestra marked its 21st anniversary.
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Messiah for Reading Haydn Choir’s autumn concert
THE READING Haydn Choir is to hold an autumn concert next month, and audience members can join in.
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WOKINGHAM COMMUNITY AWARDS: Neighbour of the year – Kutchenhaus
Kutchenhaus has opened at Elms Walk, offering some of the latest designs from the German kitchen manufacturer Nobilia
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Young actors invited to audition for Queen musical coming to South Hill Park in February
YOUNG actors are invited to audition for roles in a musical coming to Bracknell next February.
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Healthy Heart Tip: Caffeine and Heart Health
A dose (or two) of caffeine plays a staring role in the morning routine of many, but is our morning cuppa having a negative impact on our heart?
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