Reading Buses has launched its consultation on proposals for six new bus lanes intended to speed up bus journeys in the town
Read moreDetailsThe National Health Service has announced it is facing "significant challenges" in recruiting new plasma donors in Reading
Read moreDetailsThe Met Office has put a yellow weather warning in place as Storm Debi looks to cause significant disruption across the south east of England
Read moreDetailsHarriet Kemsley tops the bill as Mates Rates Comedy is set to return to Double Barrelled with its latest selection of comics on Sunday, November 26
Read moreDetailsGovernment agrees to meet with Matt Rodda, but cannot commit to Reading FC as 'pilot' case for new football regulator
Read moreDetailsMonday, November 13, marks the first day of a national week of action by Thames Valley Police to tackle knife crime and violence
Read moreDetailsNew figures released by the council say that the town's carbon emissions have fallen by over half since 2005
Read moreDetailsA Reading resident who was diagnosed with thyroid cancer earlier this year has taken the top spot in a town-wide travel challenge
Read moreDetailsTHAMES Valley Police has made five arrests in as many weeks following Reading FC football matches, following Reading FC statement on pyrotechnics
Read moreDetailsThe council announced than £760,000 of government funding through the Rough Sleeping Accommodation Programme to help rough sleepers
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