Two jailed after police chase sees men caught with heroin and cocaine wraps
TWO WHITLEY men have been jailed for possession of the class A drugs heroin and cocaine, following a trial at Reading Crown Court.
Read moreDetailsTWO WHITLEY men have been jailed for possession of the class A drugs heroin and cocaine, following a trial at Reading Crown Court.
Read moreDetailsA junior football team in Reading is enjoying the perfect start to the new year by getting its hands on a new kit ? thanks to a builders merchant.
Read moreDetailsI prefer wearing a daffodil to a leek, but am I a saint? Are you?
Read moreDetailsI have recently had the opportunity of dealing with a well-known media personality.
Read moreDetailsUTC READING has received "unbelievably generous" donations of musical instruments, following a social media appeal.
Read moreDetailsGENEROUS Reading and Wokingham residents have donated an astonishing number of items to an emergency appeal for Ukraine, overwhelming the centre,
Read moreDetailsREADING?s hopes of Championship survival took a hit after they were beaten at home by Millwall.
Read moreDetailsApart from the outbreak of war in Europe, last weekend was much like any other. I joined Labour activists knocking on the doors to listen
Read moreDetailsBerkshire?s first mixed ability rugby team, Berkshire Brigands, has funding from a joint scheme from the University and the John Sykes Foundation.
Read moreDetailsA Peace vigil to show solidarity with Ukraine was attended by more than 200 people, including the Mayor of Reading and MP Matt Rodda.
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