GWR providing 77 trains for England V Wales rugby fixture
Great Western Railway is providing 77 more trains, around 40,000 seats' worth, on its services during the day when England go toe to toe with Wales
Read moreDetailsGreat Western Railway is providing 77 more trains, around 40,000 seats' worth, on its services during the day when England go toe to toe with Wales
Read moreDetailsArt Jam Studio, which provides art classes, workshops, and creative events, has announced that it will be closing on Saturday, March 18
Read moreDetailsThe rail operator is joining a campaign by the Samaritans which seeks to get people talking to prevent helplessness and support one another
Read moreDetailsAlumni of Reading College and Bracknell and Wokingham College, among others, are invited to take part in the new programme for previous students
Read moreDetailsBUDDING vocalists will be honing their skills at an all-day workshop, led by experienced singing experts, on Saturday, March 11.
Read moreDetailsVISITORS of a Reading museum will have the unique opportunity to take part in conversational trips led by specialists.
Read moreDetailsA READING museum will hold a series of environmentally-conscious workshops on March 11.
Read moreDetailsMANY shoppers have struggled to find their favourite fruits and vegetables in recent days, with many store shelves appearing barren.
Read moreDetailsThe NSPCChas released new statistics which show that crimes involving images of child abuse have risen by 32% in the Thames Valley.
Read moreDetailsA reported incident which took place just before 3pm on Tuesday, February 21, are affecting Great Western Railway and Elizabeth Line services
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