NHS encourages app use as nearly one in five have missed appointments in South East
New figures show nearly 1 in 5 of people in the South East have missed an NHS appointment because they forgot or arrived too late.
Read moreDetailsNew figures show nearly 1 in 5 of people in the South East have missed an NHS appointment because they forgot or arrived too late.
Read moreDetailsRiley Wood, aged 25 and of Knyveton Road, Bournemouth, pleaded guilty to entering the playing area of a football pitch
Read moreDetailsReading has been granted tens of millions in funding to continue its transport and travel initiatives over the next four years, councillors confirm
Read moreDetailsThe partnership was announced last week at their Great Knollys Street depot which saw the unveiling of a bus to mark the occasion.
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council has announced that 73% of students heading to secondary school got a place at their first-choice school.
Read moreDetailsA man has been charged after a child was seriously injured in a crash in Rushey Way in Earley.
Read moreDetailsA man has been handed a football banning order and hundreds of pounds in fines after taking part in a pitch invasion and a string of other offences.
Read moreDetailsBrewDog in Reading is among nearly 40 set to close 'immediately' following a major takeover by US-based investors, costing nearly 500 jobs nationally
Read moreDetailsTHE MAYOR of Reading, Cllr Alice Mpofu-Coles, welcomed some of Reading's brightest stars to an event celebrating the winners of the Pride of Reading Awards last week. Cllr Mpofu-Coles was...
Read moreDetailsNew year-on-year comparisons from Reading Borough Council figures show the number of people sleeping rough in Reading "remains consistent".
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