THAMES Valley Police is appealing for contact from the victim following an assault and kidnap. It is also appealing for witnesses to the incident. The incident occurred around 11.40pm on...
Read moreDetailsEmployees worked together to carry a commemorative book more than 1,100 miles to support Papyrus, a suicide prevention charity
Read moreDetailsA MEMBER of staff from the University of Reading was recognised at an industry-leading awards ceremony in London last week.
Read moreDetailsGrange United Reformed Church held its own Christmas Fayre, raising more than £1,500 for the church
Read moreDetailsTHE ADVENT of digital cameras will have been the bane of most millennials' childhoods.
Read moreDetailsAward winning concert band performs this Christmas
Read moreDetailsA READING church is holding a Windrush thanks and praise service on Saturday, December 3.
Read moreDetailsSTUDENTS at a Reading College got stuck into some in-person science experiments on Wednesday, November 16.
Read moreDetailsTRAIN drivers are taking industrial action throughout the day on Saturday, November 26, causing severe travel disruption
Read moreDetailsTHAMES Valley Police is appealing for witnesses following a robbery in Caversham. The incident occurred at around 10pm on Christchurch Meadows, on Thursday, November 17. The victim, a man in...
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