THAMES Valley Police has released CCTV imagery of two people who they wish to speak to in connection with an incident of grievous bodily harm in Reading. The incident occurred...
Read moreDetailsA top weather and climate expert has a message for Reading and Wokingham areas - don't be surprised if you wake up to snow tomorrow
Read moreDetailsAfter last year's inaugural event, Reading Business Improvement District is bringing back the lantern parade celebrating light and love in the town
Read moreDetailsPotted Panto, written by Daniel Clarkson, Jefferson Turner, and Richard Hurst, sees Reading Rep taking on six classic panto shows in one
Read moreDetailsThe Way Ministry is aiming to provide a new shelter space in Reading which will feature a safe, warm space for those without homes
Read moreDetailsThe 37th annual Reading Toy Run takes place on Sunday.
Read moreDetailsThe Labour Party has a new branch for the Reading West and Mid Berkshire constituency.
Read moreDetailsREADING FC manager admitted that the decision to not pay staff their wages in full was 'morally wrong'.
Read moreDetailsA READING man has been arrested following a Thames Valley Police investigation into a rape last week. A 23-year-old man was arrested on Wednesday, November 29, on suspicion of rape...
Read moreDetailsA STUNNING spectacle packed with music, dance, magic and a bucketful of laughter: that's the festive treat that has been conjured up in Windsor
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