Students find sweet inspiration for Pride of Reading Awards
Culinary arts students at Reading College have come up with the amazing dessert that guests will be enjoying at the Pride of Reading Awards lunch.
Read moreDetailsCulinary arts students at Reading College have come up with the amazing dessert that guests will be enjoying at the Pride of Reading Awards lunch.
Read moreDetailsA Woodley man has been given a Criminal Behaviour Order (CBO) for five years after he was convicted of shoplifting offences.
Read moreDetailsJonathan Whitnall was handed a five-year Criminal Behavioural Order after pleading guilty to a string of shoplifting offences
Read moreDetailsA special awards evening in Reading will mark the occasion
Read moreDetailsA London man has been sentenced for burglary and other offences in Reading and Slough, including a break-in at a Mosque on Oxford Road
Read moreDetailsPolice are issuing an appeal to drivers and vehicle exporters following a series of roadside stops and convictions involving vehicles in transit.
Read moreDetailsAscot Racecourse is gearing up for a spectacular finale to the Flat season as QIPCO British Champions Day returns on Saturday 18 October 2025
Read moreDetailsPACT (Parents And Children Together) has celebrated after holding its first Reading's Big Quiz Night last week
Read moreDetailsJahmel Flemming, aged 28 and of Eldon Park, London, was sentenced to thirteen and a half years in prison for multiple sexual and violent offences
Read moreDetailsTVP has released CCTV footage of a man officers are looking to speak to after an incident of assault occasioning actual bodily harm in Newbury.
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