Serious collision near Reading leaves man in his eighties hospitalised
Thames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses following a serious collision near Reading which hospitalised a man in his eighties.
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Fines for stopping in yellow boxes in Reading more than triple in a year
Fines for stopping in yellow boxes in Reading have more than tripled in a year as more and more drivers are being caught out.
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More than £2000 spent on travel expenses for Reading mayor in 2025/26
More than £2,000 was spent on travel expenses for the mayor of Reading over the last year.
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Plan for five new luxury homes in Reading rejected
A plan for five new luxury homes in Reading has been rejected due to concerns about a lack of space for the families who could have lived there.
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New care site and more than 40 flats in Reading months away from completion
A new housing and care site that is being built in an estate in Reading is just months away from completion.
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Experience of people who have left care after becoming adults in Reading rated by Ofsted
The experience of people who have left care after becoming adults in Reading has been investigated by Ofsted.
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One arrested, one dead, and murder investigation launched after Lower Earley stabbing
A murder investigation has been launched in Reading following a stabbing in East Reading which left one person dead and saw another arrested.
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The yellow box junction responsible for the most fines in Reading
A yellow box junction was responsible for about a third of fines being dished out to rule-breaking drivers in Reading, it has been revealed.
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Follow a trail to meet talented Whiteknights artists
Studios are open to the public for a weekend event
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Chicken takeaway in Reading with rocky history applies for late night licence
A chicken takeaway near Reading town centre with a rocky history has applied to keep on selling food and drinks until late at night.
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