Police hunt woman in connection with theft and fraud investigation in Reading
Police are appealing for help to identify a woman they want to speak to as part of an investigation into alleged theft and fraud offences in Reading.
Read moreDetailsPolice are appealing for help to identify a woman they want to speak to as part of an investigation into alleged theft and fraud offences in Reading.
Read moreDetailsA 15-year-old boy reported missing from the Reading area is believed to frequent Reading town centre and Caversham.
Read moreDetailsPlans have been put forward which include increasing the council's focus on independent travel and more emphasis on Personal Transport Budgets
Read moreDetailsDrop in to Reading Festival's first ever repair hub
Read moreDetailsThe RSPCA has appealed for info after a pet cat was found injured in a garden in a village near Reading after apparently being shot with an airgun.
Read moreDetailsReading Festival is once again bringing some of the biggest names in music to Richfield Avenue next weekend.
Read moreDetailsReading Festival fans have been given a new mystery to solve after organisers announced a special guest for next weekend's festival
Read moreDetailsA strip of land off a long residential road in Woodley which is owned by a council has been put up for sale.
Read moreDetailsTravellers in camper vans have occupied a greenspace in Reading for the first time 'in living memory', according to neighbours.
Read moreDetailsThe first phase of a controversial cycle route in Woodley is nearly complete.
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