Muhammed Shahzad, of Regent Street, pleaded guilty to operating an unlicensed taxi service at a hearing at Reading Crown Court on Friday, April 19
Read moreDetailsREADING Borough Council has raised concerns that three sites in Southcote could face development plans as they go up for sale. A resident spotted that sites in Southcote Farm, a...
Read moreDetailsTHEY danced, they explored, they partied, and they ate. All in a day's fun for the University of Reading.
Read moreDetailsA Reading man has been charged with rape, as well as other offences, following an incident in East Street
Read moreDetailsProfessor Andrew Turner and Dr Rob Thompson both received accolades which will be presented at this year's annual Royal Meteorological Society
Read moreDetailsA CELEBRATION of all things Lego is coming to Reading town centre just in time for half-term.
Read moreDetailsSinging for the community is at the very heart of the Take Note Community Choir's ethos, says their nominator for the Cultural Contribution award
Read moreDetailsCaversham AFC's chairman Rob Phillips, who has been put forward for the Volunteer of the Year award, has been praised for his work
Read moreDetailsA foster carer who tragically lost her own daughter to suicide has been put forward for The Inspiration Award for her campaigning
Read moreDetailsThe NHS is urging members of the public to make sure they have their prescriptions in order ahead of the bank holiday this weekend
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