Controversial Reading-Woodley cycle route reaches milestone
The first phase of a controversial cycle route in Woodley is nearly complete.
Read moreDetailsThe first phase of a controversial cycle route in Woodley is nearly complete.
Read moreDetailsConcerns have been raised about the impact of a plan for more than 2,000 homes on the edge of Berkshire.
Read moreDetailsPolice will deploy live facial recognition vans in Reading during the August bank holiday weekend.
Read moreDetailsA dormant riverside pub in Reading is set to be brought back into use with flats above it.
Read moreDetailsFormer Reading FC academy twins Joseph and Jubilee Ntege are closing in on a move to Premier League side Nottingham Forest.
Read moreDetailsPolice have appealed for help identifying a woman after a gym member had personal belongings stolen from a locker in Reading.
Read moreDetailsThe full stage times for Reading Festival 2026 have been revealed, with thousands of music fans set to descend on Richfield Avenue next weekend.
Read moreDetailsThousands of people gathered together to celebrate the 79th anniversary of Pakistan becoming an independent country at an event in Reading.
Read moreDetailsA pub in Reading with an all-female team has won permission to host events later at night to cater for students.
Read moreDetailsA taxi driver has raised the alarm over confusing signage for a bus lane along one of the busiest roads in Reading.
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