Reading Borough Council has laid out a number of new measures to improve the safety of women and girls in the town centre, including CCTV and lighting
Read moreDetailsThe OPCC has announced it has procured the use of a new platform to help retailers access information about crime in a bid to reduce shoplifting
Read moreDetailsOur Favourites is a new exhibition of items selected by staff from the Royal Berkshire Archives to tell the stories of the county's past
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council is holding a free event to help landlords keep up to date with changes to legislation
Read moreDetailsKyle Porter was charged on Sunday, November 19, with one count of shoplifting, following an incident at Vision Express, central Reading
Read moreDetailsAN HISTORIC town centre pub in Reading is to be given a new lease of life.
Read moreDetailsALMOST six years after planning permission was granted, a 765-home development is nearing completion, and last week celebrated a milestone.
Read moreDetailsTHE HOME of Reading Today's predecessor, the Reading Evening Post, is to become an entertainment venue.
Read moreDetailsA 31-YEAR-OLD woman from Cane End has been banned from driving for 18 months after being found guilty of drink-driving.
Read moreDetailsAN EXPERT from Prague is coming to Reading this weekend to explore the representations of monsters in video games
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