Reading FC staff not paid in full by owner Dai Yongge
READING FC staff have not been paid their full salaries for November as current owner Dai Yongge continues to struggle with operating costs at the cl
Read moreDetailsREADING FC staff have not been paid their full salaries for November as current owner Dai Yongge continues to struggle with operating costs at the cl
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police is appealing for help tracing a man they want to speak to in relation to a sexual assault in Reading
Read moreDetailsGreat Western Railway is warning travellers there will be no trains on parts of its network this weekend.
Read moreDetailsThe utilities provider has announced its new online service for reporting potential pollution, sewerage flooding, blockages, and leaks
Read moreDetailsDrivers in the borough can expect long delays with news that several major roads are set to undergo extensive gas pipe repairs.
Read moreDetailsTopping the tree in Reading is a 3D model of Harold II, one of several festive decorations on sale in the museum's shop
Read moreDetailsIkea's Reading branch in Calcot is kicking off the countdown to Christmas with a month of events and activities
Read moreDetailsWe've been making lots of improvements to the town centre to increase safety, made possible through a working partnership
Read moreDetailsA CONCERT celebrating Christmas will help raise funds for the Royal Berkshire Hospital, and it comes with a winning line-up
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council will host pupils from eight secondary schools across the borough for a mock COP28 conference
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