CCTV images have been released by Thames Valley Police as they seek to solve a series of burglaries in the Coley Park area. There were three incidents overnight on Thursday,...
Read moreDetailsA Reading resident who was diagnosed with thyroid cancer earlier this year has taken the top spot in a town-wide travel challenge
Read moreDetailsASYLUM hotel residents have raised concerns over the quality of the food they are being provided and the impact it is having on their health.
Read moreDetailsMEMBERS of the Armed Forces, past and present, will be able to travel free of charge on Reading Buses this weekend.
Read moreDetailsA SPECIAL guest is preparing to take up residence in Reading ahead of the festive season, and is looking forward to meeting boys and girls
Read moreDetailsPlans to replace a long-closed Reading pub with flats has been withdrawn.
Read moreDetailsA FREE doughnut is being offered in Reading to mark World Kindness Day.
Read moreDetailsA STUDENT at a Whitley school competed in the second edition of a unique virtual debate which drew an audience of more than 15,000 people.
Read moreDetailsTWO charity fundraising heroes were remembered by the Royal Berkshire Hospital at a ceremony held in their honour.
Read moreDetailsA member of the Pakistani community in Reading has warned people to be cautious after he was targeted by a scam.
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