Police focus Project Vigilant on student spaces as Freshers arrive at uni
As thousands of students prepare to celebrate Freshers' Week, Thames Valley Police is focusing one of its projects to keep students safe.
Read moreDetailsAs thousands of students prepare to celebrate Freshers' Week, Thames Valley Police is focusing one of its projects to keep students safe.
Read moreDetailsA group of Reading Buses employees, along with their friends and family, has smashed its fundraising goal in aid of Berkshire Search and Rescue Dogs.
Read moreDetailsA NEW exhibition exploring Agatha Christie, one of the most celebrated British writers, is coming to the Royal Berkshire Archives this week.
Read moreDetailsReading FC returned to winning ways at the weekend with a 2-0 victory over Notts County at the Select Car Leasing Stadium. The Royals produced a strong performance in front...
Read moreDetailsComplaints have piled in against a planned multi-million-pound cycle lane project in Reading.
Read moreDetailsKey changes to planning policies that define what Reading looks like going forward are due to be made.
Read moreDetailsLeading Thames Valley law firm Blandy & Blandy's Family Law team has been shortlisted for an award
Read moreDetailsResidents across Berkshire have been urged to remain vigilant following a number of reported burglaries.
Read moreDetailsThe leader of Reading Borough Council has been asked whether the Palestinian flag will be flown outside its offices.
Read moreDetailsThames Water has been blasted for the ongoing hosepipe ban as the company has lost millions of litres of water each day due to leaks.
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