Thames Valley Police appoint new Head of Crime and Criminal Justice
The force announced today that Assistant Chief Constable Darren O' Callaghan has taken up the post of Head of Crime and Criminal Justice.
Read moreDetailsThe force announced today that Assistant Chief Constable Darren O' Callaghan has taken up the post of Head of Crime and Criminal Justice.
Read moreDetailsData from the university shows that July was the warmest and sunniest month on record, and saw one third of the rainfall of the previous driest July
Read moreDetailsA former Reading FC talent is being linked with a move this summer transfer window which could see him move for around £3million.
Read moreDetailsThe Bull Inn's FESTI-BULL brings music, local and crafts to the pub this weekend, in aid of the Royal Berks Charity
Read moreDetailsA man has been arrested on suspicion of a drug offence after police stepped up patrols in a Reading park
Read moreDetailsReading council has been slammed for spending more than £4,500 on food during this year's mayor-making ceremony.
Read moreDetailsA care worker from Reading has become the first mental health nurse employed by her company after progressing from a live-in care assistant role.
Read moreDetailsThe introduction of assisted dying could still become law in England and Wales despite the apparent defeat of the proposal in Parliament.
Read moreDetailsThousands of people witnessed and took part in a free food and meditation festival with a procession in Reading last Saturday.
Read moreDetailsChanges are on the way to modernise the main court in Reading, where the most serious cases are heard.
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