Woman dies after M4 collision between Maidenhead and Reading
A woman in her 30s has died following a collision on the M4 in Berkshire.
Read moreDetailsA woman in her 30s has died following a collision on the M4 in Berkshire.
Read moreDetailsThe M4 has been closed in both directions in Berkshire following a crash, with police warning that the westbound carriageway
Read moreDetailsWork to bring traffic restrictions into a digital database has taken a "significant" step forward, Reading Borough Council has announced.
Read moreDetailsA new interactive website offers a way to enjoy and learn about the range of trees on the main Whiteknights campus of the University of Reading.
Read moreDetailsReading West and Mid Berkshire MP Olivia Bailey is calling for action over the sale of property by social housing providers in villages.
Read moreDetailsHeritage Open Days 2026: Reading Temperance Tavern takes place at the Rising Sun Arts Centre on Sunday, 13 September from 10am-5pm.
Read moreDetailsThe project which would see hundreds of apartments, an ice rink, a convention centre, and a 246-room hotel, was given planning permission in 2017
Read moreDetailsFigures released by Thames Valley Police have shown that incidents of crime were down by over 40% at this year's Reading Festival.
Read moreDetailsDown at The Abbey takes place at Reading's Abbey Ruins from Friday-Saturday, September 11-12.
Read moreDetailsPlans that would see Reading subsumed under the local authority in another county have been put on hold amid potential legal challenges.
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