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15th century listed barn deemed at risk due to leaks and falling joists saved
War dead honoured during Remembrance Sunday in Reading
Newbury care home celebrates Remembrance Day
Remembrance Day commemorated at Lower Earley care home
Dozens gather at the Sacred Heart Church for Polish Independence Day
Residents invited to share stories of soldiers lost in WW1 & WW2 buried in Reading
Police cadets train for Remembrance Parade this weekend
Hidden diversity of Bucks parish revealed in history project
When Reading Gaol will be open to the public REVEALED
New owner of Reading Gaol confirms fate of Banksy artwork
New plans released for Reading Gaol as owner speaks out
From Concorde to shipwrecks: Dr Runnalls dives into history
Discover the untold stories of Reading’s diverse Oxford Road
Historic steam roller returns after half a century of rest
Father of local historian Maureen Prince remembered
Fascinating forgotten history of Royal Berks Hospital to be uncovered
Details announced for Newbury Remembrance Sunday parade and service
Two sites in Reading receive 'Museum of Sanctuary' status
Reading MP reflects on surviving horror train crash on 25th anniversary
Wind in the Willows artwork could fetch £20K at London auction
Musical about pioneering black footballer coming to Reading
Fascinating story how Reading's drinking water became the envy of Europe
Diseased Anglo-Saxons received monastic care, dig finds hint
Traditional mural celebrates history of independent businesses in Reading
Tilehurst woman seeks help to preserve her father's incredible Second World War story
'Significant' excavation of long lost Anglo-Saxon church in Cookham opens to visitors
Grounds of historic former BBC base to be opened up for the first time
"We had a job to do": Former paratrooper remembers wait for D-Day invasion
More than a dozen treasure finds reported in Berkshire last year
Couple's antique doll collection amassed over 75 years sells at auction for £632K
Fascinating dark battles and secrets of Reading revealed during history tour
Diary shedding new light on The Beatles' break up sells for £1.8k
Oxford Road sees transformation in four-year heritage project
Iconic WW2 aircraft factory for demolition despite campaigners rallying for survival
Fascinating forgotten history of Reading Abbey to be told at free lecture
History buff shows off 100-year-old Huntley and Palmers biscuit from World War One
'It was a great honour': Reading Abbey visited by Royal
Reading politicians pay their respects to war dead
Council 'devastated' after historic Shaw House gates are destroyed by wedding party
Royal staff will spend over 30 hours changing the clocks at Royal residences
Beautiful paintings of Reading to fetch thousands at London auction
Why Caversham became a hub for Kings, Royalty and the greatest knight of the land
Arrangements made for Remembrance Sunday in Newbury
New research finds that cavemen hunted these top predators
How fascinating relics came to be stored in Caversham
Reading church service held to usher in the new Judicial year
Council leader celebrates 100 years of Reading Bridge
Reading history: How Caversham became linked to the murder of a King
Black History Month Interview: Sharon Titus
Black History Month 2023: List of events happening in Reading
Black History Month Interview: Pastor Joshua Wilson
Possibility that King Henry I could be buried in Reading Abbey ruins
Reading Pakistanis celebrate defence day when forces fended off invasion
University shares plans for Natural History Museum access road