Reading council backs calls for end of fossil fuel extraction
Reading Borough Council has backed calls for an end to new coal, oil and gas extraction for electricity generation.
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council has backed calls for an end to new coal, oil and gas extraction for electricity generation.
Read moreDetailsAN impassioned plea was made by Reading parent facing homelessness as the council seeks to end a scheme aimed at giving renters a long-term home.
Read moreDetailsPLANS for a new family entertainment centre planned for Reading's Broad St. Mall have been revised.
Read moreDetailsTHE FAMILIES of the victims of a terrorist attack in a Reading park in June 2020 say the inquest has finally given them answers.
Read moreDetailsFirefighters in Thames Valley have criticised proposals to change how they respond to automatic calls from alarm systems
Read moreDetailsONS figures compiled ub Usdaw show a 42% increase in rates of shoplifting across the south east, above the national rise of 37%
Read moreDetailsTrain drivers' union ASLEF has announced it is staging more strike action, with rolling walkouts are planned to begin on Tuesday, May 7
Read moreDetailsThe Climate Stripes graphics were part of the climate change messaging in last weekend's London Marathon, urging action on environmental issues
Read moreDetailsBerkshire Lowland Search and Rescue is one of many charities set to receive £1,000 in support from a group of donations totalling more than £1 million
Read moreDetailsOpening hours for a bar and shops in a new area of Reading town centre have been agreed.
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