Pink 22 bus route saved after council strikes deal with Reading Buses
Councillors have negotiated a deal with Reading Buses that they say will allow the service to remain, instead of going ahead with the cancellation
Read moreDetailsCouncillors have negotiated a deal with Reading Buses that they say will allow the service to remain, instead of going ahead with the cancellation
Read moreDetailsLewis Collier pleaded guilty to a string of offences including dangerous driving, drug supply, criminal damage, and failing to stop.
Read moreDetailsIt cost 2/6 at the time, equivalent to somewhere between £5 and £10 using today's purchasing power.
Read moreDetailsMade entirely from toy bricks, the collection of 19 creative dinosaur builds is coming to Reading as part of the Reading Dino Trail next week
Read moreDetailsPolice are set to continue a dedicated policing operation this evening as England is set to play Argentina in the World Cup semi-final tonight
Read moreDetailsCouncillors have announced that it will aid users of a homelessness support scheme in Reading ahead of its closure.
Read moreDetailsA large ensemble cast rises to meet the challenge of such austere surroundings not least lead Dylan Collie, whose portrayal of Hamlet is confident
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police joined up with multiple police forces to combat serious criminals exploiting the transport network for criminal purposes.
Read moreDetailsA new report to a Reading Borough Council committee will show a 'coordinated approach' to tackling rough sleepers, councillors say.
Read moreDetailsThe Hexagon is set to welcome the live production of Victoria Wood's iconic, acclaimed series, Dinnerladies, next year
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