‘He was going at a mad speed’: Reading cyclist suffers head injury and arm fracture after being hit by e-scooter
A cyclist has been seriously injured after an e-scooter rider crashed into her in Reading.
Read moreDetailsA cyclist has been seriously injured after an e-scooter rider crashed into her in Reading.
Read moreDetailsA care worker from Reading has become the first mental health nurse employed by her company after progressing from a live-in care assistant role.
Read moreDetailsA disabled man from Reading and a company are in a dispute after the man claimed they botched his order of a new Mustang car.
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Read moreDetailsA dad from Reading who took part in an aid flotilla to Gaza has explained what it is like to be captured by Israeli forces.
Read moreDetailsThe family of a teenage boy who was murdered in Caversham have met with the Prime Minister to call for online safety for children
Read moreDetailsA boy has lost out on education after the closure of an independent Christian school in Reading.
Read moreDetailsA bereaved woman with complex needs faces being forced out of her family home in Reading following the death of her mum.
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Read moreDetailsA crane operator from Egham who was hailed as a hero after rescuing a man from a burning tower block at a construction site in Reading has died
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