POLICE in Essex are appealing for help locating a missing person last seen in Reading. Essex Police posted to social media in an appeal for help locating Joseph, who was...
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council has secured more than £1 million to boost help for vulnerable adults in Reading
Read moreDetailsReading Safe Space has now been established at St Mary's Church House, Chain Street, and is the new home of both First Stop and Reading Street Pastors
Read moreDetailsReading FC fans have praised the council for granting ACV status to their home ground, the Select Car Leasing Stadium.
Read moreDetailsA SUPPORTER-led campaign has seen the home of the Royals declared as Asset of Community Value.
Read moreDetailsA POPULAR second-hand bookshop in Reading town centre hopes to open a new chapter.
Read moreDetailsA CCTV camera at Calcot Mill level crossing has captured footage of people trespassing on the railway.
Read moreDetailsA FUNDRAISER is set to return after a successful 2022 event, with a view to support families struggling from food insecurity within Reading.
Read moreDetailsTHREE opportunities to explore one of Green Park's landmarks is coming up over the next few weeks.
Read moreDetailsThree great ways to help make Reading a better place, thanks to Reading Voluntary Action
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