Lights at Reading Crematorium will be switched off during closure to protect bats
Lights that will be installed at the main cemetery in Reading will be switched off during closure times to limit disturbance for bats
Read moreDetailsLights that will be installed at the main cemetery in Reading will be switched off during closure times to limit disturbance for bats
Read moreDetailsReading FC managed to recover to take a draw against Barnsley as debutant Haydon Roberts scored and Jack Marriott was on the scoresheet once again.
Read moreDetailsThames Valley's Police and Crime Commissioner has set out the local policing budget for 2026-2027, including council tax rises
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council is welcoming residents and visitors through the doors of a redesigned, state-of-the-art Civic Centre from next week
Read moreDetailsPolice made 86 arrests for offences including possession of class A and class B drugs, assault, theft of motor vehicle and driving offences.
Read moreDetailsDrivers of more polluting cars will be charged more for on-street parking in Reading next month.
Read moreDetailsA girls' football team from Maiden Erlegh School in Earley is one step away from playing at Wembley Stadium after progressing in the Utilita Girls Cup
Read moreDetailsThe colleagues of a councillor have reacted to the news that he has left the Conservative Party to become the first Reform UK councillor in Reading.
Read moreDetailsEach week we like to champion the music scene with ten songs in our playlist that all have a connection to the RaW (Reading and Wokingham)
Read moreDetailsA plan by a phone and technology store in Reading to sell alcohol has been withdrawn after its owner was previously accused of drinks sales to teens.
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