The Police and Crime Commissioner for Thames Valley has warned that recent policing reforms could risk "years of chaos" amid reorganisation.
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council looks set to deliver more than 360 affordable homes in the next three years ? including nearly 90 this year.
Read moreDetailsCompetitive Japanese race hopes to challenge and inspire
Read moreDetailsA time capsule packed with visions of the future of food and farming has been buried at the University of Reading, marking its centenary
Read moreDetailsIncluding blueberries, plums, blackberries, and broad beans in your five-a-day may be the best way to a healthier heart, new research suggests.
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses to a robbery of a food delivery driver in Reading.
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police is gearing up for the FIFA Men's World Cup 2026, taking place from June 11 to July 10 in Canada, Mexico, and the USA.
Read moreDetailsAct now, say viewers at the showing of an inspirational new climate film
Read moreDetailsBorough's motorcyclists rev up Wokingham animal shelter's finances
Read moreDetailsThe warehouse at Unit 55, Milford Road is operated by Kingdom Family Limited, which has been fined thousands for safety breaches by the council.
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