The Chief Constable of Thames Valley Police said it has been a privilege to protect and serve the Duke of Edinburgh. John Campbell, QPM, added that it was with great...
Read moreDetailsBroad St. Mall, in neighbouring Reading, is preparing to reopen its doors next Monday as covid restrictions begin to ease.
Read moreDetailsThe Oracle, in neighbouring Reading, is gearing up to open its doors next week as covid restrictions lift.
Read moreDetails“Our memories of you will live on in our minds and our love for you will live on in our hearts."
Read moreDetailsReading Buses is set to relaunch Winnersh Triangle park & ride from next week.
Read moreDetailsMORE THAN three quarters of South East residents want to create a better tomorrow, today. This is according to Carlsberg, which reported 77% of the region’s population has vowed to...
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM charity has been getting a helping hand from an international company. First Days Children’s Charity recently received a car boot’s worth of donations from IKEA, to support vulnerable...
Read moreDetailsJOHN LEWIS is planning to reopen its Reading store later this month – a move which will help boost the local economy. Adam Jacobs, chair of Reading UK CIC, said...
Read moreDetailsRUSSELL Watson will take to the stage for a special evening of music this summer. The opera singer is coming to Englefield House, to perform his outdoor concert Last Night...
Read moreDetailsFundraisers have donated more than £400,000 to Sport in Mind, thanks to the RED January programme.
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