The dispersal order around Reading Station come into effect at noon on Tuesday, December 12, and will remain so until 3am on Wednesday, December 13
Read moreDetailsMonday, December 4, a man sexually assaulted a woman in her late teens in the vicinity of Oxford Road sometime between 11.20p and 2.20am the next day
Read moreDetailsAlvin Agard was found guilty of two counts of inciting the sexual exploitation of a child, and meeting a child following sexual grooming
Read moreDetailsBabies in Buscot Support (BIBS) has concluded its charity partnership with tax and auditing service RSM, with a £24,500 donation
Read moreDetailsNew funding is set to see a boost to HIV testing in Reading following support from the council for a government initiative
Read moreDetailsThe NSPCC has turned landmarks across the country green as a reminder of the vital work carried out by Childline over the festive period
Read moreDetailsOur November indoor meeting was a talk by Andy Tucker, Managing Director of the wildlife travel company Naturetrek, he has worked for them since 1998
Read moreDetailsSANTA and his elves are visiting homes across Woodley and Earley, raising vital money for local causes and aided by a very special 'sleigh'
Read moreDetailsA NEW construction and engineering workshop has been opened at Reading College and University Centre.
Read moreDetailsREADING residents are among the best in the country when it comes to knowing the right lines to flirt.
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