Wellington Country Park to hold sporting weekend for families
A CELEBRATION of the world of sport will be held in Riseley later this month
Read moreDetailsA CELEBRATION of the world of sport will be held in Riseley later this month
Read moreDetailsA WOOSEHILL homeowner found another car in their driveway when they returned home from a trip out
Read moreDetailsThe audience learnt about the history of cartoons, their political and social influence, their lexicon and the work of various famous cartoonists.
Read moreDetailsTRAINS have been delayed by more than 30 hours over the past six months ? by customers yanking their chain.
Read moreDetailsA CHANCE to learn more about the Great Train Robbery is on offer for visitors to the Thames Valley Police Museum.
Read moreDetailsFOUR new beers will be launched by a Finchapstead-based brewery with a party.
Read moreDetailsHOURS after delivering a speech on public service, Maidenhead MP Theresa May enjoyed the late summer sunshine at Henley Festival.
Read moreDetailsFOLLOWING the news that the prime minister will step down in due course, Sir John Redwood has issued a six-point plan for the interim government
Read moreDetailsTHE LEVELLERS has announced that they will come to Reading next year as part of a national tour.
Read moreDetailsAs the sun shines and the country basks in a heatwave, one of the borough?s water companies is urging people to make every drop count.
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