Thames Valley Police has seized more than £4m worth of cannabis plants and arrested more than 30 people as part of a crackdown on organised crime
Read moreDetailsCanadian purveyors of Japanese souffle-style pancakes Fluffy Fluffy have opened a new outlet in the centre of town, its biggest yet
Read moreDetailsREADING is set to hold its first-ever Disability Pride event this weekend
Read moreDetailsUPDATE: The Oracle was closed and evacuated earlier today after reports of a diesel leak, the fire service has confirmed. Firefighters from the Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service were...
Read moreDetailsWokingham is set to celebrate its LGBTQ+ communities with a full day of activities and performances on Saturday, July 8, for its annual Pride event
Read moreDetailsResidents in Reading are being offered better rates on solar panels by the council as part of a group-buying scheme
Read moreDetailsReading residents could see support as early as this month through a council voucher scheme designed to ease the cost of living for households
Read moreDetailsFestival Republic has announced that Only The Poets is among the acts tipped to perform at the festival when it returns next month
Read moreDetailsBerkshire's Provincial Grand Lodge has announced that it has raised more than £2 million from members during its latest five-year charity festival
Read moreDetailsThe Independent Living Technology Enabled Care (TEC) project will see new devices used to help residents who require care to remain independent
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