Fake ‘health worker’ charged with multiple sexual assaults
Steven Hicks was charged with two different counts of sexual assault on Thursday, March 30, following an incident in Earley last January
Read moreDetailsSteven Hicks was charged with two different counts of sexual assault on Thursday, March 30, following an incident in Earley last January
Read moreDetailsPUBLIC transport into Calcot is seeing some disruption following a road incident involving a bus. Reading Buses posted to Twitter at 6.50am on Friday, March 31, to explain that "Due...
Read moreDetailsThe Transgender Day of Visibility march will take place from 2pm on Saturday, April 1, leading from Broad Street to Forbury Gardens
Read moreDetailsTeenagers were given guidance on how to use the train network and assistance facilities as part of a hands-on museum visit
Read moreDetailsTHERE'S a chance to explore the good, the bad and the downright ugly of Reading.
Read moreDetailsThe Brythonic Thousand exhibition will be held in Reading Central Library during April and showcases the artwork of Dylan Garcia
Read moreDetailsFirst Days' fundraiser run promises to be a riot of colour
Read moreDetailsGRADUATES from Winchester School of Art will be showcasing some of their work next month
Read moreDetailsWith just three weeks left to register ahead of the election in May, the council is urging residents to make sure that they are registered to vote
Read moreDetailsFew people know more about pop music of the swinging sixties than Tony Blackburn, and to prove it he's coming to Reading's Hexagon theatre this autumn
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