Heating failure at Reading hospital causes disruption
Patients and staff suffered from a lack of heating and hot water at a Reading hospital ? one incident that led to disruption in care over a year
Read moreDetailsPatients and staff suffered from a lack of heating and hot water at a Reading hospital ? one incident that led to disruption in care over a year
Read moreDetailsReading FC boss Ruben Selles admitted that he had new information regarding a potential takeover of the club.
Read moreDetailsA new pedestrian crossing in east Reading is to go ahead, backed by residents.
Read moreDetailsReading FC picked up an emphatic 4-0 win at the Select Car Leasing Stadium against Cambridge United, putting on a show for the record attendance crowd this season. Goalkeeper Joel...
Read moreDetailsReading FC put on a show for their fans with an empathic 4-0 win at home to grow to gap between them and the relegation spots. A collection of goals...
Read moreDetailsReading FC put themselves further away from the League One danger zone with a comfortable home victory over relegation rivals Cambridge United.
Read moreDetailsThe M4 near Reading has been closed following a police incident.
Read moreDetailsThere is dismay over crime statistics that show around two-thirds of crimes in Tilehurst go unpunished.
Read moreDetailsDETAILS on the direction of Reading's future housing schemes will be delayed until later in the year as a result of changes in government policy.
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