Thieves steal mobility scooters
THIEVES have stolen mobility scooters from a garage in Newtown.
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Thief steals laptop and television from Reading home
A THIEF broke into a Reading home and stole hi-tech gear.
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Reading and Beats children’s study
THE UNIVERSITY of Reading is inviting primary school students to take part in an educational study.
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30 years: Charity shop offers support down the generations
A READING social enterprise, which is celebrating its 30th year of activity, is helping residents negotiate the cost of living crisis.
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Community Larder in Whitley
A SOUTH READING organisation is giving residents affordable solutions to the cost of living crisis.
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PLAYER RATINGS: Reading FC succumb to late defeat despite strong showing from Lumley
Reading FC suffered a last-gasp defeat in the capital as QPR came from behind to win 2-1.
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Tribute to Richard Burgess released following Rowe Court arson sentencing
Thames Valley Police has released a statement in tribute to Richard Burgess on behalf of his family
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Tribute to Neil Morris released following Rowe Court arson sentencing
THAMES VALLEY Police has released a statement from the family of Neil Morris, who was murdered in an arson at Rowe Court on December 15, 2021
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Rowe Court arson victim speaks out following sentencing
After Hakeem Kigundu was handed a whole life sentence, a victim of the Rowe Court Arson, Joel Richards, speaks about his experiences
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Rowe Court arsonist sentenced to life
Hakeem Kigundu has been sentenced to * following a two-day hearing at Reading Crown Court concluding on Friday, October 7
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