Inquest into the murder of Forbury Three begins at The Old Bailey
The inquest into the murder of James Furlong, Joseph Richie-Bennett, and David Wails has begun at The Old Bailey in London today, Monday, January 15
Read moreDetailsThe inquest into the murder of James Furlong, Joseph Richie-Bennett, and David Wails has begun at The Old Bailey in London today, Monday, January 15
Read moreDetailsResidents of Reading apartment block were advised not to use their showers after routine maintenance produced a positive test for legionella
Read moreDetailsA taxi abandoned near Wilson Road, Reading, has been removed following concerns of drug use
Read moreDetailsCasey Byrne, a Conservative Party candidate for Tilehurst, has penned an open letter calling for Equalities Minister Kemi Badenoch to resign
Read moreDetailsFanny's Antiques has been part of the fabric of Reading for decades, remaining constant in a town which has seen constant change
Read moreDetailsReading Gaol has been sold to the Ziran Education Foundation, with proposals for an education centre, museum, and exhibition space
Read moreDetailsPlans for a new combined civic centre and library are due to go ahead following the green light from councillors
Read moreDetailsFire crews called to Mama Afrika after smoke security device was triggered
Read moreDetailsNew figures show that child sexual offences remain close to record levels in the UK during 2022/2023, despite a drop in the Thames Valley
Read moreDetailsA new round of funding for community organisations supporting crime prevention has been opened for applications
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