A new digital visitor parking permit scheme will be rolled out across Reading next week, replacing parking 'scratchcards', following a pilot scheme
Read moreDetailsCommunity organisations tackling homelessness, domestic abuse, and inequality are among those receiving a share of £150,000 in grants.
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police has confirmed that an arrest has been made in connection with an incident which left one person with injuries at Reading College today. It follows reports of...
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police has confirmed that an assualt has taken place at Reading College, central Reading, today.
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police is relocating its Reading Police Station as part of a move to "modernise" its infrastructure.
Read moreDetailsArchaeologists have discovered multiple human remains at Cookham since excavations began in 2021, and fourteen more skeletons were discovered in 2025.
Read moreDetailsWho Ate All the Crayons must have one of the best names of any current band. They've been busy playing in the Fan Zone at Reading FC
Read moreDetailsSchool of Kindness to promote Anti-Bullying Week and World Kindness Day
Read moreDetailsA Reading man has been sentenced to two years in jail for drug-dealing offences, including intent to supply heroin and cocaine
Read moreDetailsThe family of Alex Weller have released a tribute to him after he died following a road traffic collision on Common Hill on Monday, November 3.
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