Appeal for witnesses and one arrested following person seen with a knife in Reading
Thames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses to an incident of possession of a knife in Reading, and one woman has been arrested
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses to an incident of possession of a knife in Reading, and one woman has been arrested
Read moreDetailsA REDUCED timetable will operate this weekend on the rail network as unions hold a two-day strike.
Read moreDetailsOn its 75th birthday, the Reading-based Berkshire Record Office was granted permission to adopt a prestigious new title: The Royal Berkshire Archives
Read moreDetailsPROGRESS Theatre is kicking off its new season with The Effect, showing from Monday, September 4, and WriteFest in November
Read moreDetailsChiltern Training, which has been training apprentices across Reading since 1993, has been nominated for Business in Action under 50 employees
Read moreDetailsTHE UNIVERSITY of Reading is searching for two residents to join its newly-established Community Engagement Steering Group.
Read moreDetailsClub FOD's community hub will see bingo, games, karaoke, drag, and live music when it returns to this year's Reading Pride Love Unites Festival
Read moreDetailsREADING FC striker Andy Carroll looks set to complete a move away from the club in the final week of the transfer window with interest from France.
Read moreDetailsBob Anderson is to be the special guest at a darts tournament organised by a Reading man who wants to thank Sue Ryder for the support they gave him
Read moreDetailsReading Pride's first Love Unites Film Festival is set to see film screenings at Reading Biscuit Factory every Sunday in September
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