A READING man has been arrested following an incident of malicious communication. After a football match between Birmingham City and Reading on Friday, December 16, Thames Valley Police officers became...
Read moreDetailsA MOTORIST was airlifted to an Oxford hospital with life-threatening injuries following a road traffic collision in Whitely yesterday.
Read moreDetailsThe developer planning to build a housing estate on Reading Golf Course is hoping to make changes to its proposals to the scheme.
Read moreDetailsELIZABETH Line workers voted overwhelmingly to take industrial action for the first time after rejecting the latest pay offer.
Read moreDetailsFour of Reading's public monuments will form the focus of a new restoration project.
Read moreDetailsA NEW fast-food restaurant will be opening soon in Reading town centre, but there's not a hint of spinach in sight
Read moreDetailsREADING FC WOMEN rounded off 2022 in style with a thumping win against Championship side Coventry United.
Read moreDetailsTom Boles, affectionately known as TJ, joined David Cliff Estate Agents on Victoria Road, three years after his work experience placement.
Read moreDetailsThe Small Business Saturday Competition, organised by Matt Rodda, recognises the best small businesses across his Reading East constituency.
Read moreDetailsNHS Services in the Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, and Oxfordshire ICB are encouraging a series of steps people can take to stay safe and combat illness
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