Thames Valley Police have confirmed that a man died as a result of a collision in the car park of Reading’s Royal Berkshire Hospital. The incident happened around 4.45pm on...
Read moreDetailsIts hub in Cholmeley Road supports creative arts, holistic therapies, food, music, and radio, and is now expanding to St Bart's in Newtown
Read moreDetailsBus links to London from Reading are set to see a boost to the frequency of services, Reading Buses has announced
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council is encouraging residents to make sure they are prepared for May's elections by checking their electoral registration status
Read moreDetailsSTAFF at the Royal Berkshire Hospital are working with Thames Valley Police on an investigation after an incident in its car park yesterday afternoon. The first floor of the multi-storey...
Read moreDetailsThursday 11.50am update: Police confirm death of a pedestrian Thursday 8am update: The Royal Berkshire Hospital says the car park is now reopened, and people who are attending appointments are...
Read moreDetailsReading FC owner Dai Yongge has reportedly agreed a deal to sell Bearwood Park training ground to Wycombe Wanderers FC. Reports of a deal come just days after Dai Yongge...
Read moreDetailsWe are very proud of our Council-owned bus company, Reading Buses, and I am delighted that we have been able to invest so much in our bus services
Read moreDetailsParents receiving essential support at Royal Berkshire Hospital are benefiting from packs of premature baby clothes this winter.
Read moreDetailsTHERE are challenges and there are challenges ? one man working for a Reading firm, he is wondering if he has bitten off more than he can dog chew.
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