Police have confirmed that they have arrested a woman following a fail to stop serious road traffic collision in Reading yesterday morning.
Read moreDetailsElla Traynor-Smith scored a spectacular hat-trick for Wokingham Town Ladies on her senior debut.
Read moreDetailsPromotion for new riverside apartments in Reading has been allowed to take place at an existing development site.
Read moreDetailsReading councillors have welcomed the recognition of Palestine as a state and a roadmap to peace.
Read moreDetailsReading is set to see over £1m in funding support from the government aimed at helping to tackle rough sleeping.
Read moreDetailsThe company's Star of the Year, Alma Cox, has been shortlisted for the Top National Bus Driver award ahead of the event set to take place in November
Read moreDetails"Reading is like a United nation," said Mayor Dr Alice Mpofu-Coles at a Mid-Autumn Festival event hosted by HKCC, highlighting multiculturalism
Read moreDetailsReading Charity Art and Craft Fair is back for its 16th annual outing in aid of local community projects next weekend
Read moreDetailsA Reading branch of a business has celebrated playing its part in reaching a milestone which has seen plastics transformed into useful materials
Read moreDetailsCulinary arts students at Reading College have come up with the amazing dessert that guests will be enjoying at the Pride of Reading Awards lunch.
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