Thames Valley Police has confirmed that a police car and an ambulance were involved in a collision near Pell Street, Reading. It left police officers and ambulance staff with injuries,...
Read moreDetailsThe King's Swan Warden travelled the River Thames to check on the cygnets, find out if there were any injuries, and take part in an annual count.
Read moreDetailsCrisis charity The Cowshed is moving - hold on to your donations
Read moreDetailsRESIDENTS of an east Reading street have called for the council to take action on the number of homes being converted into flats.
Read moreDetailsThe owner of a five-bedroom home in Southcote has applied to convert it into a care home for younger people
Read moreDetailsLEADING moviemakers will not have to wait long to enjoy the full complement of offerings at the eagerly-anticipated Shinfield Studios.
Read moreDetailsSOME households in Reading have woken up to no running water today.Thames Water confirmed that RG1, RG2 and RG6 postcodes are currently either without water or are experiencing low water...
Read moreDetailsShona's story: a Reading woman's passion to save others from too-late diagnosis
Read moreDetailsAn outbuilding in Aldworth was attended by multiple fire crews after a fire broke out last week
Read moreDetailsUPDATE: The Oracle was closed and evacuated earlier today after reports of a diesel leak, the fire service has confirmed. Firefighters from the Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service were...
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