Reading Borough Council aims to treat a minimum of 30 pavements this year and roll out a five-year programme to deliver further improvements
Read moreDetailsTwo men remain in hospital after an assault in Reading that prompted a large police response in the town centre.
Read moreDetailsSport fans in Reading will be able to catch one of the biggest sporting events in the calendar in a set of screenings from this week.
Read moreDetailsMeteorologists at the University of Reading have recorded Reading's hottest June since records began in 1908.
Read moreDetailsStudents have been lending a hand at Alfred Sutton Junior School and Wilson Primary School, where bird and bat boxes have now been installed
Read moreDetailsEnjoy free outdoor family fun this Meadows Day
Read moreDetailsPlans to improve journeys on the A4 London Road are set to go ahead.
Read moreDetailsA teenage boy has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder following a reported knife incident in Reading.
Read moreDetailsA serial shoplifter has been jailed and banned from entering Tesco, Co-op and BP stores across Berkshire after stealing around £3,500 worth of goods.
Read moreDetailsPolice are appealing for help to reunite a dog found wandering in Reading with its owner.
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