Sixty wraps of class A and B drugs seized from Reading streets during 10-day campaign by police
A SPECIAL police operation in Reading saw officers confiscate 60 class A and B drugs, and make nine arrests.
Read moreDetailsA SPECIAL police operation in Reading saw officers confiscate 60 class A and B drugs, and make nine arrests.
Read moreDetailsPolice believe the assault of a teenage girl in Southcote and and the attempted murder of a man in his teens in Tilehurst are linked
Read moreDetailsReading's first dedicated Trans Pride event will take place at The Rising Sun Arts Centre, and is seeking trans and non-binary performers
Read moreDetailsHeritage Open Days returns this September with ten days of events, including online and accessible features and exhibits exploring Reading's history
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council has been given £429,000 to improve safety, including new safety hubs, improved street lighting and CCTV installation
Read moreDetailsBerkshire Vision, Autism Berkshire, and Sport in Mind are all set to receive a grant as the council releases another round of funding
Read moreDetailsRevolucion de Cuba will play host to the Dachsund Cafe's doggy disco, where pooches and owners alike can let their fur down on Saturday, September 4
Read moreDetailsReading University Students Union is set to hold a referendum on whether it will remain part of the NUS, after trustees raised concerns
Read moreDetailsPOLICE have reported two attacks in Reading, which they are treating as GBH. They invoked Section 60 powers, allowing them to stop and search people.
Read moreDetailsA host of popular songs by Paul McCartney will be performed at The Hexagon, but you'll have to wait until next year to hear it.
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