Thames Valley Police Constable Andrew Harper was killed on August 15, 2019, while responding to a report of a quad bike being stolen in Berkshire.
Read moreDetailsThe John Sykes Foundation has announced its latest grant award is going to Daisy's Dream to support an innovative new pilot project
Read moreDetailsIn its centenary year, the university is holding its second annual Giving Day, raising money for projects that will leave a lasting legacy.
Read moreDetailsProgress is bringing one of Shakespeare's most celebrated plays, Hamlet, to the hallowed grounds of one of the town's most historic venues.
Read moreDetailsPolice are appealing for information following an incident in which a dog was seriously injured in Christchurch Meadows, Reading.
Read moreDetailsA date has been set for the health and safety trial of a construction company following the death of a worker at AWE's Aldermaston nuclear site.
Read moreDetailsThe Pride of Reading Awards has announced that nominations are open for another year with a sparkling launch event at Mal Maison in central Reading
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Air Ambulance has launched a new campaign which allows supporters to add their name to the underside of the charity's red helicopter.
Read moreDetailsNew climate stripes for Berkshire and cities and countries all over the world have been launched to mark Earth Day on Wednesday, 22 April.
Read moreDetailsReading Vegan Fiesta is returning for its latest outing, bringing plant-based food, homeware, and gifts, to the town centre on Saturday, April 25
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