Police appeal for witnesses to late-night assault in Reading town centre to come forward
A WOMAN was left with facial injuries during a late-night assault in Reading town centre.
Read moreDetailsA WOMAN was left with facial injuries during a late-night assault in Reading town centre.
Read moreDetailsTRAIN services on South Western Railway lines will be affected by rail workers undertaking an overtime ban or striking
Read moreDetailsSAFETY measures on an east Reading road could be changed after being branded dangerous ? but residents are warned it could take some time
Read moreDetailsFUNDRAISERS in Reading and Wokingham can now sign up for a unique event to support charity Sue Ryder.
Read moreDetailsPOLICE are appealing for witnesses after a man selling a mountain bike was robbed at knifepoint
Read moreDetailsA GANG attacked a man in Katesgrove, leaving him with injuries that needed to be treated by medical experts.
Read moreDetailsReading's first outing under new manager Ruben Selles proved to be a struggle as they succumbed to a 2-0 defeat to League Two Sutton.
Read moreDetailsSam Hutchinson has lauded new Royals boss Ruben Selles but remained coy over Reading's recent off-field troubles.
Read moreDetailsSeven trialists were on display for Reading FC as the team made their first outing under new boss Ruben Selles in a pre-season match at Sutton United.
Read moreDetailsTHE SECOND day of Readipop's three-day festival has been called off due to ongoing bad weather. Jungle Brothers and Professor Green were among those tipped to be playing at the...
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