Royal Berks renews partnership with Citizen’s Advice to continue staff support
Staff at the Royal Berks will continue to benefit from on-site support from Citizens Advice partnership for a further 12 months
Read moreDetailsStaff at the Royal Berks will continue to benefit from on-site support from Citizens Advice partnership for a further 12 months
Read moreDetailsThe SCL Stadium will welcome businesses and fleet professionals and invite them to immerse themselves in all aspects of electric vehicles in October.
Read moreDetailsOne man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after an investigation was launched into an unexplained death in Tilehurst.
Read moreDetailsA new study has shown that Reading is among the places with the smallest proportion of pubs for its population in the UK.
Read moreDetailsProgress Theatre has announced three new productions to kick off its latest season with shows exploring gothic horror, tragedy, and political thrills
Read moreDetailsJay Cudlipp, aged 41, of no fixed abode, was found guilty at a hearing at Reading Crown Court on Tuesday, August 19.
Read moreDetailsA man who committed sexual offences against a child has been jailed for 9 years following a Thames Valley Police investigation.
Read moreDetailsA man from Hampshire has been issued with a football banning order following disorder-related offences in Reading,
Read moreDetailsA man in his 80s was robbed by two men wearing balaclavas and riding a black E-scooter earlier this month.
Read moreDetailsReading has featured in the top five list of best places to live and work, according to new research.
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