Man sentenced over child abuse images and shocking animal sex pictures
A man has been sentenced after pleading guilty to making indecent images of children and possessing extreme pornographic images involving a chicken.
Read moreDetailsA man has been sentenced after pleading guilty to making indecent images of children and possessing extreme pornographic images involving a chicken.
Read moreDetailsThe University of Reading is marking National meadows Day with a guided walking event at School Green and Shinfield Ridge on Saturday, July 4
Read moreDetailsSignature at Caversham welcomed cyclists and residents as it hosted the final leg of Championing Social Care's Great British Cycle Relay
Read moreDetailsTrentham Bowls Club and Cotswold Sports Centre are partnering to host a 12-Hour Dodecathlon Fundraiser for the charity next month.
Read moreDetailsDreading Poetry Slam returns to the Rising Sun Arts Centre on Sunday, July 5, and again on the first Sunday of each month.
Read moreDetailsPeople who need adjustments to their homes can apply for funding to get essential works done in Reading.
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses following an incident of attempted robbery in Reading, which has seen a 17-year-old boy arrested
Read moreDetailsThey will be used to support carers travelling between customer visits across the borough
Read moreDetailsTeachers blame a lack of time, funding, and training.
Read moreDetailsA group called the Goan Reading Boys are set to put on their first outdoor festival at Kings Meadow in a few weeks.
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