READING has one of the highest rates of water rescue incidents in Berkshire with the number across the county soaring by 50% in the past three years.
Read moreDetailsA 50-year-old from Reading has been sentenced to 20 months in prison after sexually assaulting a woman on a train
Read moreDetailsA paedophile in Reading has been jailed for 15 years after pleading guilty to a string of sexual offences involving young girls
Read moreDetailsThe travelling festival once again brings speciality gin, rum, and tequila to the Great Hall, along with live music and DJ sets
Read moreDetailsCraft Theory, presented by The Grumpy Goat and South Street Arts Centre, returned, bringing with it signature selections and sessionable snifters
Read moreDetailsMORE THAN 8,000 emergency calls to Thames Valley Police in June were made in error.
Read moreDetailsPOLICE are appealing for witnesses after a serious road traffic collision left a man with serious injuries in Reading last week
Read moreDetailsNew measures have been announced to help bolster NHS services during the winter as part of the Urgent and Emergency Care Recovery Plan this winter
Read moreDetailsDown at the Abbey announces even more names for the festival in September, adding Maria Uzor, AK/DK, Nuha Ruby Ra, and Hatty Taylor
Read moreDetailsSheer Obsession is back with hand-picked talent at the Rising Sun Arts Centre on Saturday, including Philli Mi Up, Dandy Darling, and Sam Moanella
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