Sewage in the playground: Drains overflow at Palmer Park
SEWAGE ran on to a children's playground, causing equipment including a climbing frame to be cordoned off to prevent youngsters playing in faeces
Read moreDetailsSEWAGE ran on to a children's playground, causing equipment including a climbing frame to be cordoned off to prevent youngsters playing in faeces
Read moreDetailsThree men assaulted another man in the Coconut Bar in St Mary's Butts, leaving him with some of his ear bitten off on Saturday, March 25,
Read moreDetailsOfsted chief inspector criticised after a letter emerges reporting that Ms Spielman personally attended Caversham Primary before ratings drop
Read moreDetailsRISING temperatures in the UK's major cities have been visualised in striking new graphics.
Read moreDetailsWhile urgent care is still being dealt with, the Royal Berks is urging non-emergency patients to use the Urgent Care Centre or consult 111
Read moreDetailsA CALL has been made to find more than 1,000 new blood plasma donors across the Reading and Wokingham areas.
Read moreDetailsREADING Women spurned a two-goal lead in their 3-2 defeat against Everton at the Select Car Leasing Stadium on Sunday afternoon.
Read moreDetailsREADING FC WOMEN squandered an early two goal lead against Everton as they missed out on the chance to move further clear of the relegation places.
Read moreDetailsRobin Thomas, Kate Noakes, and Jules Whiting showcased their work, with host Jez Dyer kicking off proceedings at the monthly poetry salon
Read moreDetailsIT'S BEEN the way to see London for Reading and Wokingham residents for years, but it could be coming to an end
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