E-Scooters, begging and dog fouling targeted in tough new Reading rules
A crackdown on anti-social behaviour, including dangerous bike and scooter riding, will begin in Reading in just a few weeks.
Read moreDetailsA crackdown on anti-social behaviour, including dangerous bike and scooter riding, will begin in Reading in just a few weeks.
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council has responded after two serious crashes along a busy road in the town.
Read moreDetailsThe Labour leader has answered whether tenants of a council-owned housing company in Reading could have stayed in their properties.
Read moreDetailsThe candidates for the Conservative Party for three wards in West Reading have been announced ahead of the local elections this May.
Read moreDetailsEnforcers have a 'zero tolerance policy' on any retailer selling single-use disposable vapes in Reading.
Read moreDetailsThe local elections are going ahead in Reading amid widespread uncertainty about scheduled elections elsewhere in the country.
Read moreDetailsTheir Spring concert will include works from Handel, Hummel, and Monteverdi
Read moreDetailsElectricity issues, a broken cooker, draughts and leaks from the bathroom and other issues rumble on at a woman's council flat in Reading.
Read moreDetailsMeteorologists are celebrating the end of a run of rainy days lasting 37 days at the University of Reading.
Read moreDetailsIt's that time of the year when local councils everywhere are setting their budgets for the next 12 months
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