Reading Buses advent calendar Competition returns
Reading Buses is bringing festive cheer this Christmas with the return of their advent calendar competition
Read moreDetailsReading Buses is bringing festive cheer this Christmas with the return of their advent calendar competition
Read moreDetailsA programme aimed at tackling knife crime and youth offending is set to roll out across Thames Valley following pilot programmes
Read moreDetailsTwo men have been convicted of conspiracy to defraud across the UK following a week-long trial which concluded at Reading Crown Court last Tuesday
Read moreDetailsThe Thames Valley Police and Crime Commissioner joined fellow regional commissioners in seeking continued commitment to protecting rural communities.
Read moreDetailsReading Buses has celebrated the launch of updated fleets on its Jet Black services
Read moreDetailsReading MPs have unanimously called for the town to become a pilot area for new powers announced by the Home Secretary last week
Read moreDetailsThe University of Reading has released details of a study which has shown that uniformity in stereotypes damage diversity in computer sciences.
Read moreDetailsReading Green Party leader Cllr Rob White has has warned fare cap rise could dissuade residents from public transport use amid increased numbers
Read moreDetailsThe NHS is appealing for more women to come forward and take part in its cervical screening service as millions not up to date with check-ups
Read moreDetailsFive more venues in Reading have received accreditation denoting a dedication to safety and standards in the town centre by Best Bar None
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