Man in his 60s dies following incident near The Oracle in Reading
A man in his 60s has died following an incident next to The Oracle Shopping Centre in Reading.
Read moreDetailsA man in his 60s has died following an incident next to The Oracle Shopping Centre in Reading.
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Read moreDetailsEmergency services are currently on scene attending an incident at the Oracle shopping centre in Reading.
Read moreDetailsA man has been jailed for more than two and a half years following a Thames Valley Police investigation into drug supply offences in Reading.
Read moreDetailsThe Prime Minister and the education secretary have acknowledged the scandal of a woman who smuggled drugs into prison being allowed to teach children
Read moreDetailsLocal residents, refugee charities, the Prime Minister and I agree on this: the use of hotels to house asylum seekers needs to end as soon as possible
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