THE LORRY Park at Reading Services on the M40 is currently closed due to a police incident. Thames Valley Police said that while there is no risk to the public,...
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police has released a statement following the publication of a report of police child protective services on Wednesday, November 8
Read moreDetailsChristian Kelly, aged 40 and of Caversham Road, Reading, was charged with five counts of shoplifting on Tuesday, November 7
Read moreDetailsA CHARITY shop in Reading is set to reopen after flooding damage caused it close in July
Read moreDetailsThe Transgender Day of Remembrance vigil will take place from on 6pm Sunday, November 19, at Reading Biscuit Factory, and at 3Sixty the following day
Read moreDetailsREADING FC fans had the opportunity to catch two powerful dramatic performances highlighting the issues surrounding knife crime.
Read moreDetailsTilehurst residents have once again come together to mark Remembrance Sunday with a number of displays and events in Reading
Read moreDetailsREADING BOROUGH COUNCIL has approved a project aimed at helping single homeless get the housing they need.
Read moreDetailsA READING charity has taken a stand against Suella Braverman's plans to fine organisations who provide tents to the homeless.
Read moreDetailsA NEW art showcase will display the works of two artists' sculptures and paintings, whose passions lie in the environment and the strength of women.
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