POLICE have sealed off part of Reading town centre this evening following an assault. A man has been taken to hospital for treatment, where he remains at the time. A...
Read moreDetailsA BOOK created by a Reading author is currently being turned into a movie due to be released this time next year
Read moreDetailsA ROAD traffic collision took place in Hartland Road on Tuesday, December 13.
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A CAR that caught ablaze while in a garage caused fire crews from three stations to attend.
Read moreDetailsA MOTORIST was airlifted to an Oxford hospital with life-threatening injuries following a road traffic collision in Whitely yesterday.
Read moreDetailsA PRIDE OF READING award winner has another reason to celebrate: they've received a Covid-19 grant from the John Sykes Foundation.
Read moreDetailsCHRISTMAS presents with a Reading twist were on offer at an unusual shopping venue
Read moreDetailsFORGET Spartacus, the cry in Reading on Sunday was 'I'm Santa Claus' as hundreds of red robed runners took part in a charity fun run.
Read moreDetailsWITH temperatures hovering around zero, a charity that helps homeless people has been active across Reading.
Read moreDetailsTHE sound of Christmas came to Reading town centre on Saturday, thanks to a concert band.
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