Cat rescue in Earley
The crew found a cat stuck in a vehicle engine bay, before safely rescuing it.
Read moreDetailsThe crew found a cat stuck in a vehicle engine bay, before safely rescuing it.
Read moreDetailsRail passengers are being urged to avoid all non-essential travel during the heatwave.
Read moreDetailsEnjoy an evening of summer music in Reading
Read moreDetailsConstruction is underway to create more bedrooms for elderly people at a care home in Reading.
Read moreDetailsReading council staff have been blasted for cutting down budding trees at one of the biggest parks in the town.
Read moreDetailsTake it to Spokes ETC, Earley Town Council's new bike workshop
Read moreDetailsGuests from the community came together to mark Indie News Week.
Read moreDetailsReports were published online which suggested that people were seen arriving at the "asylim" hotel.
Read moreDetailsRt Revd Dr Steven Croft takes his last service at Christ Church Cathedral
Read moreDetailsPeople's Emergency Briefing was shown as part of Reading Climate Festival
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