RAIL STRIKES: Only travel if necessary this Thursday and Saturday warns train firm.
A NEW round of train strikes will be held on Thursday, March 16, and Saturday, March 18, and South Western Railway is urging passengers to stay away
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Celebrate the arrival of Spring with a Reading choral concert
Celebrate the arrival of Spring with a Reading choral concert
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Saint Sebastion brass band celebrates a great start to the competition year
Saint Sebastion brass band celebrates a great start to the competition year
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Extinction Rebellion stages protest outside Thames Water HQ in Reading
Activitsts staged a protest against sewage outletting at the Thames Water Headquarters in Reading on Monday, March 13
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Great Western Railway lays out service levels ahead of rail strikes this week
Great Western Railway has laid out its service levels as RMT staff are due to strike later this week
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PAINT THAT THE TRUTH: Berkshire celebrates Holi 2023
THOUSANDS of Hindus in Berkshire came together at The Atrium Health Club to celebrate one of the religion's most important annual festivals.
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Wokingham pooch Maisie is a top dog at Crufts
A WOKINGHAM pooch is a very good dog indeed after scooping a top award at Crufts,
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Emmbrook School to create new sixth form centre, allowing it to increase capacity
A school in Wokingham is set to welcome more pupils after receiving approval to create a new sixth form centre.
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Waitrose stores – and Heelas – safe despite John Lewis making a pre-tax loss in 2022
WAITROSE stores across Reading and Wokingham boroughs and the John Lewis department store in Reading are safe,
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See the future and have a sneak preview of Reading’s tallest building, One Station Hill, thanks to Open Doors event this week
A CHANCE to see the future is on offer this week, as a new Reading town centre development is offering preview tours.
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