Here’s how GWR strike action will impact you on Thursday
Great Western Railway is warning travellers there will be significant disruption on Thursday, December 7.
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Royal Mail problems in Woodley and Earley raised in parliament
PROBLEMS with Royal Mail deliveries in Woodley and Earley have been raised in parliament.
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Woodley Town Centre manager hopes community will bring vote for best festive shop window to Woodley
FORGET the 12 days of Christmas, Woodley town centre manager Brian Fennelly wants you to focus on the 12 shop windows instead
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Firm offers space for the community
A Twyford public relations firm is celebrating its latest achievement by opening its doors to the community.
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Reading FC’s captain opens Happy Trails
A new childcare facility in Shinfield was opened by Reading FC's Andy Yiadom last weekend.
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Hurst villagers turn out in force to celebrate switch-on of its festive lights
Around 450 villagers joined in Hurst's St Nicholas Night celebrations in the School Road recreation ground.
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Police officers celebrated during special awards night in Reading town hall
A SPECIAL ceremony has been held in Reading town centre to celebrate the achievements of Thames Valley Police officers.
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Residents asked to share their views on policing budget as council tax element to rise by £10
THE POLICE element of residents' council tax bills will rise by up to £10 for a Band D property next April.
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Family-friendly Christmas concert in Crowthorne
MEMBERS of Crowthorne Symphony Orchestra are planning a Family Christmas Concert.
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Evening of festive merry-making in Winnersh will see The Lord of Misrule come out to play
THE Lord of Misrule will be paying a visit to Winnersh for a Yuletide celebration.
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