A motorist has been prosecuted and slapped with a heavy fine after fraudulently using a disabled blue badge which belonged to a dead family member.
Read moreDetailsCharlie Mackesy joins the herd at the charity's Wild in Art event
Read moreDetailsWaste disposal partnership supports lifesaving work
Read moreDetailsKream Cabaret looks set to become a regular feature at Reading's Biscuit Factory, as host Vanilla Fuzion makes a big mark with their first local show
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council has announced that its partnership with Thames Valley Police has brought a new protection order to the borough.
Read moreDetailsThe Royal Berks Charity is celebrating the achievement of 73 dedicated runners who took on the Reading Half Marathon, raising more than £40,000.
Read moreDetailsResidents enjoy a performance from the Viv O'Hara school of dancing
Read moreDetailsHuge Davies is back at the theatre for their latest comedy night this week, bringing his unique brand of surreal and dark humour and deadpan delivery.
Read moreDetailsSolicitor Aoife McGrath, in law firm Blandy & Blandy's Employment Law team, summarises the changes set to take effect from 6 April 2026.
Read moreDetailsThe stage was set for the Green Park Reading Half Marathon, with the 13.1-mile route laid out and blue skies setting almost perfect conditions
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