Berkshire News

Company behind closed Reading taproom has £2.3m debts

The company behind a Reading taproom that is now closed has £2.3m worth of debts to settle.

'A blatant crime of aggression by the US' - Venezuelan protest takes place in Reading

A protest of around 30 people took place outside Reading Train Station in support of the former Venezuelan president, Nicolas Maduro.

Berkshire-based Strictly champ on negative impact of fads

Social media health algorithms are making more than half of Brits anxious. Berkshire-based Strictly champ Oti Mabuse has spoken about viral health fads.

Pirate trail at National Trust venue promises adventure and discovery

Enjoy The Pirate Puzzle Challenge at The Vyne this February half-term—family-friendly code-cracking fun by Paradox Parlours in stunning National Trust gardens.

Children on hospital ward unwrap donated Christmas presents

Children in hospital in Berkshire spent Christmas Day unwrapping donated gifts thanks to the generosity of Tesco shoppers in Reading.

Property group expands into Thames Valley with acquisition

A growing property group has expanded into the Thames Valley with a major acquisition of a Reading-based business.

Work begins on illegal gypsy traveller site near Reading

Another illegal Gypsy Traveller site is being constructed in West Berkshire – this time near Pangbourne.

New health service launched in Wokingham and Reading

New palliative and end-of-life care services are being launched to support people with life-limiting conditions.

Sue Ryder asks people to donate their unwanted Christmas presents

Sue Ryder is encouraging people to donate their unwanted Christmas presents.

The subtle error that could make your 20p coin worth 200 times its face value

The error appeared on the 20p coin due to an incorrect pairing of the old and new coin designs during the Royal Mint minting process