Thief pushes victim away to steal money from Reading town centre cash machine
A THIEF stole money from a woman withdrawing money from a Reading town centre cash machine.
Read moreDetailsA THIEF stole money from a woman withdrawing money from a Reading town centre cash machine.
Read moreDetailsJEWELLERY and cash were stolen from a home in Lower Earley during a terrifying raid in which a man in his 80s was hit with a crowbar.
Read moreDetailsWe visited the The Biscuit Town Twilight Trail in the Forbury Gardens and Abbey Ruins to have a look.
Read moreDetailsPOLICE have put in place stop and search powers across much of west Reading following a robbery at knifepoint in Tilehurst yesterday.
Read moreDetailsDecember is all about traditional trimmings with the best the season has to offer. Here's how to make your own sage and onion stuffing
Read moreDetailsCHRISTMAS carols will be sung in Reading Minster Church later this month, thanks to Reading Phoenix Choir.
Read moreDetailsThe buses will take children to activities which they would otherwise not have been able to go on.
Read moreDetailsA CHRISTMASSY Christmas concert is being promised in Sonning next weekend
Read moreDetailsOne of the joys of my life as a minister is being able to visit people in their homes and it is truly wonderful the way people make one so...
Read moreDetailsA LITTLE corner of Shinfield has been lit up for Christmas - and two charities will get some festive cheer as a result.
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