The council is highlighting the importance of travelling safely ahead of Reading Festival following the prosecution of another illegal cab driver.
Read moreDetailsA man has been arrested after two women were sexually assaulted by touching while on the dance floor of Lola Lo's nightclub on Friar Street.
Read moreDetailsRubberband Girl headline at Oakford Social Club, joined by Shock Horror and Blue Bayou on Thursday, August 17, from 8pm.
Read moreDetailsRoyal Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service (RBFRS) is continuing to remind residents to reduce the risk of wildfires during the summer months.
Read moreDetailsThree more people have been arrested following an attempted murder in central Reading which left three injured on Sunday, August 10
Read moreDetailsDan Le Sac and Scroobius Pip talk South Street, Spotify, and streaming following the release of their first album in over a decade
Read moreDetailsThe family of a little girl in Reading is trying to raise thousands of pounds to give her a better life
Read moreDetailsA crime scene cleaner from Reading has revealed the worst parts of his job in a new Channel 4 documentary series, Crime Scene Cleaners.
Read moreDetailsThe UK's leading Bon Jovi impersonator will be performing in Reading in November.
Read moreDetailsSquire's Garden Centres in Hare Hatch was proud to support The Piggott School, Wargrave, in creating their beautiful "Garden of Reflection"
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