Prospect union members at AWE vote to strike in pay dispute
Members of Prospect who work at AWE, which has its headquarters in Aldermaston, have voted in favour of striking
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Ronnie’s scarily good effort in time for Hallowe’en
An unassuming house in Woodley has been transformed into a Hallowe'en wonderland.
‘Some people have asked if Reading deserves a football team – it bloody does, they’ll show that on Saturday.’: Royals fans stage march 40 years on from Maxwell protest
Saturday, October 28 will see fans of Reading Football Club take another stand against owner Dai Yongge.
Woman rescued from vehicle
A road in Finchampstead was closed for more than a hour last week following a serious collision.
Camera, action, lights: free Saturday Club in Bracknell
Camera, action, lights: free Saturday Club in Bracknell
‘I am trying my best to help’: Resident concerned after bin men caught mixing recycling and general waste
A SHINFIELD resident was left exasperated after she watched refuse collectors emptying the contents of her recycling into her general ...
Hundreds flock to see floral displays as Wokingham church celebrates its new look
Hundreds flock to see the flowers in a Wokingham church
FROM THE MIDDLE: What happens next for VAR?
Although it was probably an England non given goal that led to its existence, we seem to create the most ...
Run, run as fast you can to South Street for a family show that’s good enough to eat
FAMILIES can enjoy a treat at South Street Arts Centre - a play that's good enough to eat.
Father Richard’s half marathon was a walk in the (Royal) parks
Father Richard's half marathon was a walk in the (Royal) parks
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