Police given more than 180 articles in Thames Valley firearms amnesty
Police received 181 firearms and items of ammunition in an amnesty across the Thames Valley
Read moreDetailsPolice received 181 firearms and items of ammunition in an amnesty across the Thames Valley
Read moreDetailsConsiderable disruption will be caused when RMT members strike from Tuesday, June 21, through Saturday, June 25
Read moreDetailsA man has been charged with two counts of robbery, which took place on Erleigh Road, Reading
Read moreDetailsThe now-closed John Lewis warehouse on Mill Lane is set to be converted into rental properties, according to proposals by the partnership
Read moreDetailsyou can now ask the Council to collect unwanted items of bulky waste from your doorstep free of charge.
Read moreDetailsThree great ways to help make Reading a better place, thanks to Reading Voluntary Action
Read moreDetailsPolice seek help tracing missing Reading man, is Asian, medium build, around 5ft 7in, who was last seen on Tuesday, June 7, near Overdown Road
Read moreDetailsReading College has planted a commemorative tree to honour the Queen's Platinum Jubilee
Read moreDetailsA Reading Buses driver has been commended for his help, after supporting a blind customer while crossing the street
Read moreDetailsReading's fleet of food waste disposal vehicles are set to get brand new names, chosen by you
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