A builder has been ordered to knock down homes that were built without permission in Reading, where a neighbour was forced to kill more than 100 rats.
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council is apologising to residents and urging them to register for refunds they could be due over "unenforcable" parking fines.
Read moreDetailsReading FC have provided an update to supporters regarding a takeover development, confirming they have entered 'exclusivity' with a potential
Read moreDetailsReading FC have been hit with a new transfer embargo by the English Football League (EFL) for failing to submit their annual accounts.
Read moreDetailsA man has been sentenced to 16 months in jail after pleading guilty to four counts of burglary and three counts of shoplifting.
Read moreDetailsDivorce are playing at The Face Bar from 7.30pm on Wednesday, October 9, fresh from dropping the first single of their upcoming debut album
Read moreDetailsThe leader of Wokingham Borough Council has said he 'doubts' traffic caused by Reading's new controversial bus lane will improve.
Read moreDetailsReading FC legend Brian McDermott took to social media to heap praise on manager Ruben Selles in the midst of the club's takeover saga.
Read moreDetailsReading FC manager labelled two of his players' behaviour as 'unacceptable' in their defeat away to Rotherham United.
Read moreDetailsReading FC's winning run was ended as they were defeated by Steve Evans' Rotherham United side who turned the game around from a goal down
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