A READING man has been jailed for three years for drug supply after officers found nearly £5,000 of class A drugs. Gerwyn Williams, aged 62 and of Caribou Walk, Reading,...
Read moreDetailsOffender threatens with screwdriver and demands money before assaulting victim
Read moreDetailsThe NHS in the South East is today launching its Spring COVID?19 vaccination programme, with eligible people now able to book appointments
Read moreDetailsNow in its fourth year, this year's expanded edition will span two venues across two days, with celebrations taking place on campus and in the town
Read moreDetailsA man has been arrested after an incident during a church service in Reading Minster Church of St Mary the Virgin.
Read moreDetailsHarry Redknapp is bringing his one-man show to Reading's Town Hall next month.
Read moreDetailsPluto TV is bringing the Snooker 900 Creator Clash to the Crucible Club in Reading as part of a live broadcast event on Wednesday, April 15
Read moreDetailsReading Museum has been awarded £80,000 in funding for an upcoming exhibition set to explore life in Roman Britain.
Read moreDetailsOn Wednesday, April 8, Atmospheric Observatory data showed the maximum screen temperature reached 25.0°C at the University of Reading.
Read moreDetailsParticipants took to the lanes in Palmer Park, Rivermead, and Meadway in aid of Cancer Research UK, Marie Curie, and the Swimathon Foundation
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