One of 49 saplings from the felled Sycamore Gap tree is now set to be homed and grown at Thames Valley Police's Sulhamstead Police Training Centre
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council is marking White Ribbon Day with a continued campaign to tackle violence against women and girls
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police has joined forces with a number of agencies as part of a national crackdown on illegal tobacco.
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council has released a first-look of its ongoing project in Whitley, where it is working on new homes and care service facilities.
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Positive Support has called for testing, awareness, and continued investment and compassion among HIV support services.
Read moreDetailsBeans on Toast is playing at Face Bar on Sunday, December 7, following the release of the 18th studio album, Kill Them With Kindness
Read moreDetailsThe company that manages The Oracle in Reading has gained full control of the shopping centre, as a glimpse of the future has been teased.
Read moreDetailsEmployees at law firm Blandy & Blandy recently completed vital training on CPR.
Read moreDetailsA neighbour is suffering from roots coming up from their toilet due to a tree endangering the flats where they live in Reading.
Read moreDetailsParking charge increases for more polluting cars have officially been approved in Reading.
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