Why Nick Heyward from Haircut 100 has great affection for Reading (apart from platform six of the station)
IT COULD well be the biggest hit Haircut100 is yet to have ? and it's all thanks to Reading Railway Station.
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Restaurants in Reading, Burghfield and Woodley shortlisted for Asian Restaurant and Takeaway Awards
THREE Berkshire restaurants and takeaways are hoping to serve up prizes at a major food awards ceremony.
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Fire brigade calls on households to adopt a three-point plan over their smoke alarms
FIRE chiefs have issued a three-point plan over smoke alarms.
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Karl is running 100km as his bids to raise £100,000 for children
A WOKINGHAM businessman is running a 100km to raise £100,000 for sick children thousands of miles away.
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Football crazy, football mad fans wanted to show some support for their teams in new Greene King contest
FOOTBALL fans are showing the red card to following their teams due to the cost of living crisis.
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Why The Hollies’ Bobby Elliott prefers Reading’s Hexagon to the Paramount Theatre in Manhattan (and what it has to do with Little Richard)
BOBBY ELLIOTT has good reason why he would rather play Reading's Hexagon Theatre this weekend than the legendary Paramount Theatre
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Top industry award for Bracknell-firm Campbell West
A BRACKNELL business has scooped a top industry award.
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David’s epic wild swim honours his late wife and thanks Sue Ryder for their palliative care
A LOVING husband whose wife died from a brain tumour has raised over £2,000 for Sue Ryder Thames Valley.
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Shiplake Shakers among those joining Walk For Parkinson’s in Henley next weekend
MEMBERS of the Shiplake Shakers walking club are putting their best foot forward to raise money for the Thames Valley group at Parkinson's UK.
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Baby screenings launched at Winnersh cinema
WATCHING the latest hit movie is child's play for parents at Showcase cinema.
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