3.30pm update – Murder investigation launched after two deaths in Pangbourne 10am update - For the latest, click here TWO people have died in Pangbourne this evening (Thursday, January 4) in...
Read moreDetailsSince 2014, the John Sykes Foundation has been working with local charities and organisations directly benefitting Reading and its residents
Read moreDetailsTom Houghton talks self-improvement, sock modelling, and shock predictions for the monarchy ahead of his new tour, It's Not Ideal
Read moreDetailsA DOUBLE bill of classic movies is coming to a Reading town centre venue next week.
Read moreDetailsFor an updated version of this story, see here: https://rdg.today/woman-dies-in-traffic-collision-while-person-hit-by-train-in-two-incidents-at-pangbourne/ PANGBOURNE railway station and Tidmarsh Road have been closed by police this evening (Thursday, January 4) after a person was...
Read moreDetailsProfessor Hannah Cloke has warned that sewer systems need investment as the UK will increasingly be affected by heavy storms
Read moreDetailsThe Uni of Reading's discovery of 7,000-year-old fishing traps, and their insights, are set to be shown on BBC 2's Digging for Britain
Read moreDetailsA CALL has gone out to help the local economy - by visiting your nearest pub and buying a pint.
Read moreDetailsLOCAL authorities have been warned by the government they should not evade their responsibilities when it comes to housebuilding.
Read moreDetailsA couple of weeks ago, many of you will have been telling stories of Father Christmas coming down the chimney to deliver gifts from his sleigh.
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