PARKING at a parade of shops in east Reading continues to be a problem for residents, shoppers and businesses, despite being turned into a red route.
Read moreDetailsDetails of a plan for 130 flats that will replace the site of a former Reading landmark have been submitted.
Read moreDetailsReading Biscuit Factory celebrated its second birthday with special showings of classic movies, workshops, and taster sessions
Read moreDetailsTWO University of Reading professors received a national award to recognise their commitment to excellence in teaching and learning.
Read moreDetailsIF YOU love a special burger currently on the menu at a Reading-based restaurant, chances are you can thank Ed Sheeran.
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police has confirmed that a police car and an ambulance were involved in a collision near Pell Street, Reading. It left police officers and ambulance staff with injuries,...
Read moreDetailsTHAMES Valley Police has released CCTV images as it seeks help locating a man in connection with an assault in Readin
Read moreDetailsEarley Town Council has responded to the public consultation on proposals for a significant reduction of ticket offices.
Read moreDetailsTWO FURTHER arrests have been made following an incident of affray in Reading which left a man with stab wounds last month
Read moreDetailsTHAMES Valley Police is appealing for witnesses after a moped and a pedestrian were involved in the collision, leaving a woman with injuries
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