M4 junctions 8/9 to 12 open as smart motorway
On Wednesday, December 8, the motorway fully-opened overnight between junctions 8/9 and 12.
Read moreDetailsOn Wednesday, December 8, the motorway fully-opened overnight between junctions 8/9 and 12.
Read moreDetailsTwo men worked together to rob Betfred in Coronation Square on Monday, May 31, this year.
Read moreDetailsThe new Lower Earley eatery will be welcoming customers from noon until 9pm everyday.
Read moreDetailsSue Ryder Duchess of Kent Hospice is encouraging residents to recycle their real trees through its Christmas Treecycling service.
Read moreDetailsTHE MAYOR of Earley is spreading Christmas cheer to the town.
Read moreDetailsCreated in a partnership between the Reading Kangaroos and Elusive Brewing, the pale ale will raise money for Age UK.
Read moreDetailsReading has officially submitted its City Status bid today, as part of the Queen?s Platinum Jubilee celebrations in 2022.
Read moreDetailsThe family of David Allen have released a tribute to the 77-year-old.
Read moreDetailsA blues musician remembers the 60s in Reading ? he was a rocker who looked for mods ... now he's written a tell-all book
Read moreDetailsOne man put the victim in a headlock before hitting him in the face, fracturing his jaw and causing him to fall to the floor.
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