THAMES Valley Police says it is investigating "a number" of incidents following the football match between Reading FC and Swindon Town on Tuesday, October 10. Police arrested a 23-year-old man...
Read moreDetailsTHERE has been a rise in the number at risk of homelessness in Reading, and a leading charity says things will get worse before they get better
Read moreDetailsMEMBERS of the public are being invited to voice their opinions as an organisation looks to move its headquarters.
Read moreDetailsA READING man is preparing to represent the UK at a major Scouting event next year.
Read moreDetailsA 'fantastic role model" has become a guiding light in the deaf sailing community empowering deaf people in all walks of life.
Read moreDetailsA community-driven family-run jewellers about to celebrate their 75th year of operations has been praised for helping a health charity.
Read moreDetailsAN ARTIST who has exhibited across Europe will be heading to Reading this weekend for a special showcase of his work.
Read moreDetailsA DATE has been set for the 2024 running of an annual community event.
Read moreDetailsLINKS between a Manchester United legend who cut his teeth in Scotland and the Royal County of Berkshire would seem few and far between.
Read moreDetailsFANS of Reading FC have expressed their concerns after reports of an accepted ownership bid surfaced on Wednesday night.
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