A ROAD incident on Kings Road, Reading, is likely to cause significant delays. An incident has taken place on Kings Road outside Reading College, with multiple cars stopped on the...
Read moreDetailsTHERE could be fewer books on the shelves of Reading's new central library if planned to make more use of digital editions are made
Read moreDetailsLeandro Silva, aged 22 and of London Road, Bromley, was sentenced to two years and six months in jail at Reading Crown Court on Friday, October 13
Read moreDetailsTHE NHS has announced that more than five million COVID-19 vaccinations have been administered in the Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, and Oxfordshire area
Read moreDetailsReading is now home to a tulip tree gifted to the county of Berkshire by The Queen's Green Canopy marking Coronation of HM King Charles III
Read moreDetailsIT'S BEEN open for 18 months and it is already exceeding expectations: passenger usage of the Elizabeth Line has reached a record high
Read moreDetailsA FIRE at the re3 recycling centre in Reading was caused by batteries.
Read moreDetailsTHREE branches of a major building society will be given a makeover as part of a rebrand.
Read moreDetailsA NEW three-year partnership between a retailer with a store in Reading's town centre and a mental health charity.
Read moreDetailsSTARS from the big and small screen will be out of this world when they come to Lower Earley and it's all thanks to a shared love of fantasy.
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