Caversham estate set for major 20mph speed limit change
A 20mph speed limit could be implemented throughout the whole of an estate in Caversham.
Read moreDetailsA 20mph speed limit could be implemented throughout the whole of an estate in Caversham.
Read moreDetailsReading Festival 2026 got under way in spectacular fashion on Friday, with surprise appearances, huge headline performances
Read moreDetailsFlorence + The Machine played an incredible set at Reading Festival on Sunday evening with an unforgettable headline performance – despite the heavens opening towards the end of the performance....
Read moreDetailsLive facial recognition cameras have detected a number of wanted people attempting to enter Reading Festival, Thames Valley Police has said.
Read moreDetailsDave took to the main stage at Reading Festival on Saturday night as he returned to the event as one of its headline acts. The South London rapper, whose real...
Read moreDetailsCharli XCX brought her Brat era to Reading Festival as she headlined the main stage on Friday night. The pop star was one of the biggest names on this year's...
Read moreDetailsRumours of an alleged stabbing at Reading Festival have been dismissed by Police, which said there have been no stabbings at the festival
Read moreDetailsLola Young appears to have teased a surprise appearance at Reading Festival this weekend, after she was forced to pull out of last year's event. The singer has left fans...
Read moreDetailsReading Festival comes to town this week, you may have noticed.
Read moreDetailsA 15-year-old boy reported missing from the Reading area is believed to frequent Reading town centre and Caversham.
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