Beaverbrooks spreads Christmas cheer
A Reading jeweller has traded treats for festive spirit and gifted lucky shoppers with a free gift card in the name of spreading Christmas cheer
Read moreDetailsA Reading jeweller has traded treats for festive spirit and gifted lucky shoppers with a free gift card in the name of spreading Christmas cheer
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses after an assault at a patrol station in Reading which left a person hospitalised last week.
Read moreDetailsDrugs, a weapon and 11 electric bikes have been seized during a police raid at a property in Southcote, Reaidng.
Read moreDetailsA woman has been sentenced to a hospital order under the mental health act after a Police investigation into the death of a young boy in Berkshire.
Read moreDetailsA journalist who founded two independent local newspapers has received an honorary degree from the University of Reading.
Read moreDetailsTwin brothers Luke and Owen Buckmaster, founders of the fast-growing pizza brand Doughboys Pizza, have been named Young Entrepreneurs of the Year
Read moreDetailsA Berkshire man has been sentenced to prison following a Thames Valley Police investigation into stalking and voyeurism offences in Slough.
Read moreDetailsAscot Racecourse's final race meeting to the year marks the start of the festive season with the Howden Christmas Racing Weekend.
Read moreDetailsA group of young performers from across Wokingham and Finchampstead delivered a sparkling afternoon of festive entertainment
Read moreDetailsEight men have been given suspended prison sentences and football banning orders after violent disorder broke out ahead Reading v Oxford United
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