Whitley neighbourhood on alert after camper vans appear on green space
Travellers in camper vans have occupied a greenspace in Reading for the first time 'in living memory', according to neighbours.
Read moreDetailsTravellers in camper vans have occupied a greenspace in Reading for the first time 'in living memory', according to neighbours.
Read moreDetailsA partial closure order has been secured on a property in Reading following concerns about drug dealing and drug use.
Read moreDetailsHartland High School is celebrating a significant improvement in GCSE results, with the biggest gains recorded among disadvantaged pupils.
Read moreDetailsThames Water has said that repair works are continuing on a 'complex' problem which has cost over £1 million at a site in South Reading
Read moreDetailsRoadworks at a busy roundabout are causing long queues of traffic for drivers in Reading.
Read moreDetailsA man has been arrested after a fight involving weapons left another man with serious injuries in Reading.
Read moreDetailsA serial shoplifter has been jailed and banned from entering Tesco, Co-op and BP stores across Berkshire after stealing around £3,500 worth of goods.
Read moreDetailsPolice are appealing for help to reunite a dog found wandering in Reading with its owner.
Read moreDetailsA new community garden project has opened in Whitley Wood aimed at helping residents take part in healthy activity and learn valuable skills
Read moreDetailsA global cafe chain is set to occupy an upcoming drive-thru near a junction for one of the busiest roads in Reading.
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