TODAY, Monday, September 25, activists in Reading joined many around the country in staging a silent vigil at Reading Crown Court following the prosecution of Trudi Warner and a number...
Read moreDetailsPaper parking permits for residents parking in Reading are to go digital from November.
Read moreDetailsA COALITION of climate protesters gathered outside a Reading town centre bank on Saturday, calling on companies to pay reparations
Read moreDetailsParking rules for 19 residential roads in Reading are set to change as proposals to restrict waiting have been approved.
Read moreDetailsA READING retail park could be replaced with 12 tower blocks accommodating more than 800 homes ? the largest planning application this year
Read moreDetailsA pub in Reading has taken the decision to temporarily close after two violent attacks in the space of a week.
Read moreDetailsIT only takes a minute and it won't cost you a penny - but it could save your life.
Read moreDetailsA READING charity helping some of the town's most vulnerable people is holding an art exhibition that celebrates "the power of giving back"
Read moreDetailsA ROBBER forced his victim to take money out of a cash machine in Reading and police are now appealing for witnesses.
Read moreDetailsREADING FC fell to a humbling 4-1 defeat against Blackpool at Bloomfield Road on Saturday afternoon.
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