As Reading Festival returns to the town once again next week with residents are reminded to plan ahead with Reading set to be a lot busier than usual.
Read moreDetailsGovernment ministers have appointed insolvency advisors to draw up plans in the event of a potential collapse of Thames Water.
Read moreDetailsAs Reading Festival approaches, SpaSeekers is offering recovery sessions to help music lovers recuperate after the event.
Read moreDetailsRoyal Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service attended an address in Northcourt Road following a fire breaking out earlier today (Wednesday, August 13).
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police has charged four people in connection with an incident of attempted murder on Sunday, August 10, which left three hospitalised.
Read moreDetailsBroad Street Mall is hosting Sanctuary, a photo exhibition by photographer George Bull, offering a humanising perspective on the lives of refugees
Read moreDetailsPolice are appealing for witnesses after a woman in her eighties was hospitalised by a dog bite in Albert Road Park on Sunday
Read moreDetailsFried chicken restaurant Popeyes marked the opening of its new location at Reading Gateway retail park last week
Read moreDetailsScientists from the University of Reading have found a beak excavated in Kent belonged to a species reintroduced to the county just last week.
Read moreDetailsThe council is highlighting the importance of travelling safely ahead of Reading Festival following the prosecution of another illegal cab driver.
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