The OPCC has released data from Action Fraud which shows that more than £23m was lost as a result of investment fraud in the region last year
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council gave more than £600,000 in grants to voluntary and community organisations last year, new figures show.
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police and Crime Commissioner Matthew Barber has welcomed the success of a funding boost to neighbourhood policing
Read moreDetailsPoets' Cafe, presented by Reading Stanza, returns to South Street Arts Centre on Friday, April 11, and again on the second Friday of each month.
Read moreDetailsThe NHS is reminding members of the public to make sure they have their repeat prescriptions in place ahead of the Easter Bank Holiday
Read moreDetailsStephen Morgan MP, who leads on sustainability at the Department for Education, has become the 1,000th ambassador in the Uni of Reading programme.
Read moreDetailsRoyal Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service attended a road traffic collision on the M4 on Tuesday, March 8, in which two people were left trapped.
Read moreDetailsOrganisers of the ReadiPop have announced that ReadiPop will be back for a special event in lieu of the usual three-day festival this year
Read moreDetailsReading Football Club's seemingly never ending takeover saga has taken a fresh twist after the club released a new statement this morning.
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council has welcomed the announcement of eight new green buses which are set to join the town's transport fleet
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