Reading Borough Council has released figures showing that bus usage levels have grown by more than 11% in Reading in the last year.
Read moreDetailsReading Magistrates Court granted a closure order on 'Vape Shop', situated at 462 Oxford Road, on November 20, which will remain shut until February
Read moreDetailsReading Buses has been named as the UK's Top Shire Operators at the UK Bus Awards this week.
Read moreDetailsHow Berkshire residents can make their white Christmas green
Read moreDetailsThe council has brought microhabitats to bus shelters in Reading, with fifteen of the shelters now sporting "living" rooftops
Read moreDetailsThe Revd Canon Mary Gregory has been named as the successor to the post following her endorsement by King Charles III to take the role.
Read moreDetailsOffice of Rail and Road figures for April 2023?March 2024 show that Reading central station is the 9th busiest in the country outside of London
Read moreDetails'One of the UK's leading hospitals,' say judges at national awards
Read moreDetailsJudges recognised her compassion, warmth, and understanding
Read moreDetailsPolice and Crime Commissioner seeks residents' views on local policing budget
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