Police confirm body of man found in Whitley pub not being treated as suspicious
Thames Valley Police has confirmed that they responded to an unexplained death in southern Reading today (Wednesday, September 3).
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police has confirmed that they responded to an unexplained death in southern Reading today (Wednesday, September 3).
Read moreDetailsA shoplifting ring in Reading has been thwarted, leading to the recovery of over £20,000 of stolen goods and cash
Read moreDetailsSport in Mind has wrapped up a successful partnership with Festival Republic at this year's Reading and Leeds Festival.
Read moreDetailsAs part of its 900th anniversary celebrations, Reading School is hosting an evening of music at the Concert Hall on Sunday, September 21
Read moreDetailsFollowing the success of the Climate Fresk workshop, ONE Station Hill has announced the return of the event next week
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Buses has announce the introduction of 8 new single deck buses to help improve customer experience around Maidenhead, Ascot and Windsor
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council has said that around 11,000 people still need to reapply for their postal vote.
Read moreDetailsThe NHS has opened up annual flu vaccinations for children and pregnant women as part of its autumn vaccine rollout
Read moreDetailsMore than 20% of children due to start school for the first time not fully vaccinated against measles, mumps and rubella, NHS South East has warned.
Read moreDetailsReading FC manager Noel Hunt says that the club attempted to bring some players in on transfer deadline day, but saw players opt for other teams
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