Utulivu women’s group to hold annual conference at Hilton Reading
A COMMUNITY group will hold its annual conference at Hilton Reading on Sunday, July 16.
Read moreDetailsA COMMUNITY group will hold its annual conference at Hilton Reading on Sunday, July 16.
Read moreDetailsROYAL Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service (RBFRS) is urging residents to take care when using barbecues and cooking at home this summer.
Read moreDetailsRAMS' third summer signing Ed Hoadley revealed he cannot wait to get into the mix as he ends an eight-year stint at London Scottish with a move to
Read moreDetailsTHE TWILIGHT RUNWAY CHALLENGE are inviting people to raise money for local charities this autumn in their unique event.
Read moreDetailsBerkshire once again showed that they are a powerhouse in one-day cricket by defeating Dorset by seven wickets at Wimborne last Sunday
Read moreDetailsLocal martial arts club Shaolin Tigers martial Arts (STMA) HQ had an impressive outing this past weekend at a local interclub event.
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police has seized more than £4m worth of cannabis plants and arrested more than 30 people as part of a crackdown on organised crime
Read moreDetailsFiona Carrier, aged 61 and of Bedingfield, Suffolk, pleaded guilty to one count of indecent assault at Oxford Crown Court on Thursday, July 6
Read moreDetailsCanadian purveyors of Japanese souffle-style pancakes Fluffy Fluffy have opened a new outlet in the centre of town, its biggest yet
Read moreDetailsReadipop's festival is approaching its annual return to Christchurch Meadows for a three-day summer party of music, performances, and events
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