Two-minute silence to remember emergency service staff who died in line of duty
LAST WEEK, the county's emergency services came together to celebrate 999 Day.
Tag: Calcot
ABBA tribute band and meatballs on offer as IKEA holds midsummer party
MAMMA MIA! A famous Swedish band will be celebrated by a famous Swedish brand
Places open for charity race night that will help Sue Ryder Duchess of Kent Hospice
A charity race night is being held at Kennet Valley Club in Calcot on Friday, March 6, to raise vital ...
Contractor dies in incident at IKEA Reading this morning
A CONTRACTOR has died following an incident at IKEA in Reading this morning. The Swedish home furnishing store, in Pincents ...
IKEA fans from Wokingham set up camp outside new store
A MOTHER and daughter from Wokingham have claimed their place at the front of the queue at the new IKEA store ...
IKEA announces opening date of the new Reading store
Meatballs, flat pack furniture and Swedish style will be flowing out of Calcot this summer - IKEA has announced the ...
Catch the bus to Ikea’s new Reading store
TWO new bus routes are to be extended to bring public transport to the new Ikea store, meaning Wokingham borough ...
IKEA Reading seeks staff – recruitment drive launched
IKEA has launched a recruitment drive for its new store. The company is looking for 350 people to come and ...
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