THE SUNDAY Times has released its list of the best schools in the southeast, with two Reading schools topping the list. Parent Power, the list of highest-achieving schools published by...
Read moreDetailsConcerns have been raised about changes to a law that hopes to regulate the internet in the wake of the tragic murder of teenager Olly Stephens.
Read moreDetailsPLANS to revamp part of Reading's town centre have been given the go-ahead by the council's planning committee.
Read moreDetailsTHE Local Government Association has warned there is not enough time to voter ID rules for May's forthcoming elections
Read moreDetailsWORK to convert the M4 into a so-called Smart Motorway has ended, and the speed limit has been restored to 70mph.
Read moreDetailsA plan to add floors to the Bristol & West Arcade in Reading town centre has been rejected because it would have made the building look 'awkward'
Read moreDetailsThe impact bullying and racism allegations in the fire service nationally has been acknowledged by firefighters in Berkshire.
Read moreDetailsAS SNOW falls across the south east, road users are being advised not to travel unless absolutely essential.
Read moreDetailsThird Lung has released a festive single in an effort to support Launchpad, Reading's leading charity tackling homelessness
Read moreDetailsReading FC made a positive return to Championship football, defeating Coventry 1-0.
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