THOUSANDS of Reading residents are living with sight loss, figures show, as a local charity urges people to prioritise eye health this World Sight Day
Read moreDetailsPOLICE and Crime Commissioner for Berkshire Matthew Barber has welcomed the announcement of new drug dogs aimed at tackling predators.
Read moreDetailsThe Way Ministry Reading appeals for new home
Read moreDetailsLeighton Park School is giving the opportunity for girls under 13 to trial for the Brentford Football Club Youth Development Programme
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police has welcomed a new canine team trained to sniff out drugs used in spiking and other acts of violence against women and girls
Read moreDetailsTuesday volunteer vacancy available for people to join a friendly team
Read moreDetailsA 19-year-old was jailed for four years after a search warrant uncovered hundreds of wraps of illegal drugs and thousands in cash linked to drug deals
Read moreDetailsJamie Borecki, aged 43 and of no fixed abode, was sentenced at Reading Magistrates Court on Thursday, September 17, to 30 weeks' imprisonment
Read moreDetailsThames Water have updated drivers as a road closure has been ongoing for nearly a year.
Read moreDetailsQuestions have been raised about flood preparedness in Reading as residents have been told to prepare.
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