Six convicted in connection with murder of Reece Heffernan
Six people have been convicted in connection with the murder of Reece Heffernan, who was stabbed in Tilehurst last October
Read moreDetailsSix people have been convicted in connection with the murder of Reece Heffernan, who was stabbed in Tilehurst last October
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council, together with Festival Republic, says its "key message" to attendees is to take tents home and avoid single-use plastics
Read moreDetailsA READING fire station is giving residents a rare opportunity to experience behind the scenes access.
Read moreDetailsThree colleagues have been commended by Reading Buses for a total of 60 years of service to the company
Read moreDetailsCHILDREN in Reading were treated to two weeks of fun-filled creative activities this summer.
Read moreDetailsThe Ofwat report shows that more than 600 million litres a day are lost from Thames Water infrastructure, as the hosepipe band comes into force
Read moreDetailsA study by the University of Reading and Rothamstead Research shows hay yields have dropped and predicts they will continue to fall
Read moreDetailsTHAMES Valley Police undertook a warrant at a property in Whitley on Tuesday, August 23.
Read moreDetailsTHE UNIVERSITY of Reading has provided an update on the unauthorised encampment at their Whiteknights campus.
Read moreDetailsTHE UNIVERSITY of Reading has announced an unauthorised encampment on its Whiteknights campus.
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