A new shop dedicated to Pokemon trading cards and gaming is set to open in Reading town centre next month. GeekStoreStuff will open in Harris Arcade in June, offering Pokemon...
Read moreDetailsSpeeding and crime were the subjects that are at the top of voters' minds in Reading on polling day.
Read moreDetailsVoters are going to the polls to elect 17 representatives to Reading Borough Council today.
Read moreDetailsPolling stations across the country have thrown open the doors as the UK sees its biggest round of elections since 2024.
Read moreDetailsPolice will deploy Live Facial Recognition (LFR) vans on Oxford Road on Monday, 11 May, as part of an operation aimed at identifying suspects
Read moreDetailsThe full list of candidates for the Reading Borough Council elections this year has been published.
Read moreDetailsA taste of outdoor Spain is coming to Reading's Broad Street this month with the 'Walk the Spanish Way / Primavera no Camino' Fair.
Read moreDetailsPolice officers are using CCTV and face recognition to crack down on crime and support vulnerable people in a known 'prostitution hotspot' in Reading
Read moreDetailsThousands of people came together at Hill Meadows Car Park on 7th March to celebrate Holi Milan, Berkshire’s oldest and biggest Holi festival. Now a firm fixture in the local...
Read moreDetailsPolice say they are closely monitoring a social media trend that appears to encourage young people to gather and start fights
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