‘Waste of money’: Residents slam controversial Woodley cycle lane project
Work to create cycle lanes in Woodley has been slammed as 'a waste of money' and 'disastrous' by neighbours.
Read moreDetailsWork to create cycle lanes in Woodley has been slammed as 'a waste of money' and 'disastrous' by neighbours.
Read moreDetailsThe CEO of a charity that has just opened a new cafe in Reading has defended it following a backlash.
Read moreDetailsA cyclist has been seriously injured after an e-scooter rider crashed into her in Reading.
Read moreDetailsCouncil staff are gearing up for a busy weekend at Reading Festival as the countdown to the biggest event in the town begins.
Read moreDetailsA petition to stop the early release of PC Harper's killers has been launched.
Read moreDetailsFor more than half a century, Reading Festival has been bringing some of the biggest names in music to Berkshire
Read moreDetailsEssential changes at the prime shopping and eating destination in Reading have been given the go-ahead.
Read moreDetailsA supercomputer has predicted where Reading FC will finish in League One this season ? with the Royals expected to fall short of the promotion race.
Read moreDetailsA former Reading FC player who was jailed for his role in a Class A drugs conspiracy has been ordered to disclose details of his finances
Read moreDetailsA major stretch of the M4 in Berkshire will be closed for an entire weekend next month while engineers install new high-voltage power lines.
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