Our hospital is open and a safe place to attend appointments says RBH acting chief exec
THE ROYAL Berkshire Hospital is calling for residents to follow the hands, face space guidance to limit the spread of ...
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When Peter met the Prince
A Reading Buses driver, who played an important role in the pandemic, has met the royal family.
Celebrities support call for Reading Gaol as arts centre
A number of celebrities have joined the call to turn Reading Gaol into an arts centre.
Reading workers hope to spread some cheer
Staff at Reading Buses are selling rainbow-inspired accessories with profits going to local mental health charity, Sport in Mind.
Reading students tested ahead of holidays
Students and staff at the University of Reading are now eligible for rapid coronavirus tests before the winter holidays.
Reading crash dash-cam appeal
Thames Valley Police are appealing for witnesses after two cars were involved in a collision in Reading's town centre.
Heritage body gives weight to campaign to save Reading Gaol
The campaign to protect Reading Gaol has been given a boost after Historic England have announced their support.
Reading Buses celebrates Black History Month
Reading Buses is celebrating its BAME employees to honour Black History Month this year.
Fresh hope for MP’s campaign to save Reading Gaol
THE CAMPAIGN to save Reading Gaol and turn it into an arts centre has received a boost after the chair ...
Judges head to Reading Abbey for new year
On Friday, October 2, the annual Berkshire Judicial Service was held in the ruins of Reading Abbey.
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