A campaigner who is dedicated to tackling homelessness is deeply saddened by the news that police have cordoned off a tent in Reading town centre.
Read moreDetailsBelle Dame were one of the lucky bands chosen to take part in Only The Poets' battle of the bands at the Purple Turtle
Read moreDetailsA police dog helped officers uncover a large quantity of suspected Class A drugs after a vehicle failed to stop for police in Southcote.
Read moreDetailsThe M4 has reopened in both directions after being closed for more than 24 hours due to emergency repairs
Read moreDetailsStudents support Royal Berkshire Hospital bereavement project
Read moreDetailsDiversions in place between junctions 10 and 11
Read moreDetailsLaunchpad's iconic annual fundraiser returns to Broad Street, where competitors don their fancy dress in the name of tackling homelessness in Reading
Read moreDetailsThe Royal Berks Charity is marking a major milestone this year as it celebrates 30 years of supporting thee Royal Berkshire Hospital
Read moreDetailsFormer Reading manager Brian McDermott has marked 11 years of sobriety, describing the moment he asked for help as the point he "stopped hiding".
Read moreDetailsBluebird Carers deliver kindness to customers
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