A BUS company says it lacks the means to reinstate the park-and-ride service from Winnersh Triangle to Reading, despite a £6.8 million car park revamp
Read moreDetailsA BRAWL and an alleged unlicenced boxing event could see a water park lose its license ? one of a number of options that councillors will consider
Read moreDetailsA PETROL station in Norcot has applied to Reading Borough Council for permission to sell alcohol 24 hours a day.
Read moreDetailsA SUPERMARKET is set to invest more than £6.5 million in new and upgraded stores across Berkshire this year.
Read moreDetailsPRIMARY school students in Whitley took part in a day of rugby activities, organised by Reading Rugby Club and CH Rugby.
Read moreDetailsA TEENAGER from Reading has been jailed for drug dealing after being caught with crack cocaine and heroin.
Read moreDetailsREADING Women were blown away by a stunning individual performance from England international Rachel Daly
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses after three pedestrians were seriously injured after being hit by a van.
Read moreDetailsMusic enthusiasts are invited to attend the upcoming lunchtime organ recital at the Concert Hall on Monday, May 15.
Read moreDetailsA DRUG dealer who tried to escape police in a taxi has been jailed for 26 months.
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