SOME unexpected finds have been uncovered during the deep clean of Reading’s famous Maiwand Lion statue in Forbury Gardens. The cleaning was undertaken as part of ongoing efforts to maintain...
Read moreDetailsA STREET in Reading has been closed due to fallen brickwork. Friar Street has now been closed in both directions following fallen masonry, with the area deemed to be unsafe....
Read moreDetailsTHAMES Valley Police is appealing for witnesses following a stabbing in central Reading on Monday, December 19. At around 2pm, a man in his twenties was stabbed in Market Place,...
Read moreDetailsTHE ROYAL Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service is responding to calls of a fire on Russell Street. Thames Valley Police are on the scene, as well as a number of...
Read moreDetailsLincoln MGT teams with Jelly to offer craft workshops and a time capsule project, creating art as part of the Station Hill development
Read moreDetailsTHE first artists set to perform at Are You Listening? have been confirmed.
Read moreDetailsA GROUP of six runners raced to the finish line in this year's Reading Half marathon, to support a worthy cause. Home-Start Reading, a charity which supports families through difficult...
Read moreDetailsHUNDREDS of people took to the streets of Reading on Saturday, November 6, to make some noise about the climate emergency. A range of groups including politicians, teachers, activists and...
Read moreDetailsA SPECIAL delivery was made by Thames Valley Police this week ? they ensured a McDonald?s order reached its intended destination.
Read moreDetailsCassandra Harvey AN APPEAL has been launched after a woman went missing in Reading’s town centre. Thames Valley Police said that 28-year-old Cassandra Harvey, was last seen at around 7.20am...
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