Berkshire charity urges owners not to dump pets as abandonment cases soar
Cats Protection is appealing to people not to dump their pets as it sees a worrying increase in cat abandonment of over 30% this year.
Read moreDetailsCats Protection is appealing to people not to dump their pets as it sees a worrying increase in cat abandonment of over 30% this year.
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police have confirmed that they are investigating an unexplained death after the body of a 28-year-old man was found near Ryeish Green.
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Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses after up the three people were robbed in Reading just after 8pm on Sunday, November 3.
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Read moreDetailsMore than 1,300 of staff at the Royal Berks have had to take time off for mental health reasons in the last three years, figures show
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police is appealing for help locating Mohammed Miah who is wanted on recall to prison and could be in Reading
Read moreDetailsBlandy & Blandy's award-winning Commercial Property team has welcomed Megan Harris as an associate solicitor.
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