Reading 1-1 Birmingham City: Royals drop into Championship bottom three
READING FC dropped into the relegation places after they could only manage a draw at home to Birmingham City.
Read moreDetailsREADING FC dropped into the relegation places after they could only manage a draw at home to Birmingham City.
Read moreDetailsA READING resident is raising funds with a loveable companion in tow to help in the fight against cancer. Sam Rowden is taking up the mantle in Stand Up To...
Read moreDetailsTHAMES Valley Police has confirmed that a second person, a man in his nineties, has died following the fire in Erleigh Road. All three emergency services were called to reports...
Read moreDetailsA SHINFIELD science facility has received an £20 million of government support to help further its work.
Read moreDetailsTWO MEN from Reading have been handed jail sentences for drug offences
Read moreDetailsTHE NEW chief constable of Thames Valley Police has announced his priorities for policing in Berkshire, Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire.
Read moreDetailsNO TICKETS have been issued to drivers stopping in box junctions during the first four weeks of the scheme ? but plenty of warnings have gone out.
Read moreDetailsTimes remain tough, if you are looking for things to keep the children entertained I'd recommend checking out all the great activities we have
Read moreDetailsTHE EASTER holiday weekend sees bank holidays on Friday and Monday. As a result, pharmacists will be having some time off.
Read moreDetailsWe will be hosting our first-ever Community Festival, bringing together everyone in the area, including students, alumni, families, and our neighbours
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