Employee of the Year - Reading Buses Reading Buses is back sponsoring the Employee of the Year Award at this year’s Pride of Reading Awards. The award recognises an employee...
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses after a man exposed himself to a woman in her twenties in central Reading
Read moreDetailsGREAT Western Railway has published a paper exploring the results of its trial of fast-charge batteries how it could help to "transform" the UK’s railway. The year-long trial explored whether...
Read moreDetailsWaterfest, now in its 36th year, returned to Reading's river banks last week, bringing live music, activities, and events to the heart of the town.
Read moreDetailsThe family of sisters Sandra and Sylvia have released a tribute after they were killed in a road traffic collision in Caversham last Friday.
Read moreDetailsA man has been jailed for child sexual offences in West Berkshire and placed on the sex offenders register following a hearing at Reading Crown Court.
Read moreDetailsRESIDENTS are being invited to work with the council to create tailored services for families who use adult social care, councillors have announced
Read moreDetailsThe waste partnership has launched a new chatbot on its website to help residents.
Read moreDetailsWe chat to members of Triangle Players who are marking 80 years of treading the boards, as well as looking ahead to a bright future
Read moreDetailsNominated for Charity of the Year, Children Heard and Seen, sponsor Reading Today Children Heard and Seen is a charity dedicated to helping children, young people, and families affected by...
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