Reading Borough Council is expected to make hundreds of thousands of pounds more this year due to an increase in the number of properties in the town
Read moreDetailsThe Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service (RBFRS) was called to a roof fire in Reading earlier this week.
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Positive Support, which offers support for and education about HIV, has launched a campaign to encourage residents to get testing.
Read moreDetailsThe police were almost called to a council meeting in Reading in a commotion surrounding the war between Israeli forces and Islamic fighters in Gaza.
Read moreDetailsThere is both excitement and concern over a new 'super region' that would see major decisions being made in Reading, Swindon and Oxford.
Read moreDetailsThe NHS has announced that more patients than ever are seeing benefits from virtual wards and hospital at home innovations.
Read moreDetailsA zoom meeting will reveal past lives
Read moreDetailsBe aware of the latest scam targeting the elderly and vulnerable.
Read moreDetailsAmarjit, who started working with Reading Buses in 1975, has been described as one of the "best-loved" of the drivers there
Read moreDetailsAutistic children from the Reading area will be able to enjoy valuable play and learning sessions thanks to a grant from Berkshire Freemasons
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