Man charged with robbery, other charges, following bag theft in Twyford
A man has been charged with multiple offences, including robbery, after a handbag was cut and stolen in Twyford.
Read moreDetailsA man has been charged with multiple offences, including robbery, after a handbag was cut and stolen in Twyford.
Read moreDetailsIt’s the most wonderful time of the year and lots of us get to share that with our friends, family and our beloved dogs! The season is filled with presents,...
Read moreDetailsEl Rashied Ahamed, aged 29 and of Kinson Road, Tilehurst; and Cordel Fisher, aged 26 and of Garnet Hill, Reading, pleaded guilty on September 18.
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council has said that rising demand for essential services are continuing to add to financial pressures.
Read moreDetailsREADING Borough Council is considering bringing children's services back in house, following a recommendation by an independent body.
Read moreDetailsChristmas cheer for Reading residents
Read moreDetailsGWR starts new winter timetable from Sunday
Read moreDetailsThe leader of the Royal Berkshire Hospital has been recognised for his contributions to healthcare and the community by the University of Reading
Read moreDetailsSmokers in Reading are being offered free support worth hundreds of pounds to help them quit
Read moreDetailsThames Water has reported a rise in pollution incidents in recent months, attributing the rise to wet weather experienced through spring and summer
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