The family and friends of murdered teenager Olly Stephens gathered on the second anniversary of his death to call for changes to the law.
Read moreDetailsA partially sighted pedestrian narrowly avoided falling down a hole in a path that had been left uncovered by internet installation contractors
Read moreDetailsA patchwork approach to road repairs in Caversham, that looks like a hopscotch grid, has been criticised
Read moreDetailsCAVERSHAM will gain a new Indian restaurant in the new year, as owners of an independent food firm prepare to open the doors to their new base
Read moreDetailsAn invitation to start the new year dancing for fun
Read moreDetailsThe developer planning to build a housing estate on Reading Golf Course is hoping to make changes to its proposals to the scheme.
Read moreDetailsRudolf Walker, known for his long-running role as Patrick Trueman in Eastenders, officially opened Prospect Street Advanced Dentistry
Read moreDetailsConcerns have been raised about changes to a law that hopes to regulate the internet in the wake of the tragic murder of teenager Olly Stephens.
Read moreDetailsOn Tuesday, December 6, a white BMW X5 collided with three other vehicles before leaving the road and colliding with a pedestrian on Church Street
Read moreDetailsCaversham Road has now reopened following the earlier incident. Thames Valley Police posted to social media, saying: "Following the incident in Caversham Road this morning, three men have now been...
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