Natural History Museum set to open research centre at TVSP
The Natural History Museum has announced plans to develop a state-of-the-art science and digitisation centre at Thames Valley Science Park.
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Council trials new tactics for tackling weeds
Reading Borough Council is seeking alternatives to chemical herbicides by trialling alternative methods of weed control
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Council proposes new administration in the wake of local election results
Reading Borough Council sets out its proposals for lead councillors and committee chairs ahead of its annual general meeting, set for next week
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Police appeal for witnesses to attempted robbery in Cintra Park
Thames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses following an attempted robbery in in Cintra Park, Reading, at around 3.45am on Saturday, May 7
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Erleigh choir presents a sacred choral music concert to help Ukraine
A sacred choral music concert to help Ukraine
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Section 60 remains in place in Whitley for second day
A Section 60 has been enacted in Whitley, affecting Whitley Wood Road, Basingstoke Road and Shinfield Road until at least 4pm on Thursday, May 12
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King’s Road reopened after road traffic collision
A road traffic collision has caused the King's Road to close near Reading College
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ABBA tribute ARRIVAL sets out on a voyage around the UK, including the Hexagon
ARRIVAL, the award-winning ABBA tribute act is coming to the Hexagon to mark 50 years of the Scandinavian pop group
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Police appeal for help with missing Tilehurst man
Thames Valley Police is appealing for the public?s help in tracing Anthony Farr, aged 56, last seen in Burghfield on Tuesday, May 10
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30 climbers take on Lake District challenge
A TEAM of 30 fundraisers will attempt the Lake District's daunting 24 Peaks challenge
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