Thames Valley Police and Crime Commissioner is reminding residents of the simple steps they can take to protect themselves from fraud and cyber crime.
Read moreDetailsPlans will see new 'MOT-style' checks, no-notice inspections, and increased powers for a new regulator overseeing water companies.
Read moreDetailsLaunchpad has confirmed that the yearly Pancake Race is once again returning to the town, bringing costumes and competition to Reading on February 17
Read moreDetailsExperts have criticised government plans to reform water regulation announced today which will see increased powers for regulators.
Read moreDetailsPolice are appealing for witnesses after two teenagers were robbed in an underpass of the A329 in Reading last month
Read moreDetailsReading's Economy and Destination Agency has announced that it is set to mark National Apprenticeship Week with a flagship event
Read moreDetailsBroad Street Mall is welcoming back musicians, artists, and activities for a special Valentine's Day return of Broad Street Beats on February 7.
Read moreDetailsA major operation tackling serious and organised crime across Berkshire and nearby counties saw 45 arrests linked with serious crime last week.
Read moreDetailsSome enforcement cameras are set to be brought out of use temporarily, police have announced following discrepancies in traffic enforcement.
Read moreDetailsA POPULAR interactive court experience is returning for a fourth outing, including a date at Reading's Hexagon theatre next month.
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