Stabbing in Reading sees police enact Section 60 powers across town centre
A MAN was injured in a stabbing that took place in Reading town centre last night, leading police to enact ...
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Government plans £130million support package for bus firms – but what does it mean for Reading?
THE GOVERNMENT has announced a £130m support package to help bus services keep on motoring.
Ultrafast broadband firm Grain Connect to launch full-fibre to home service in Newtown
A NEW ultrafast broadband service is to be installed in Newtown, and residents are being assured that disruption will be ...
Go slow fuel protest planned for motorway, starting in Reading
AN EARLY morning protest about fuel prices is being planned in Reading.
Work to make Three Tuns crossing safer to begin in new year
WORK to improve a junction where a cyclist died four-and-a-half years ago will start in the new year. In March ...
Car parking charges for Palmer Park, as work underway for Reading’s two new swimming pools
FROM MONDAY, parking charges are to be introduced to Palmer Park’s car park. Until now, it has been free, but ...
Late night buses help students boogie on down
WE’VE come a long way from having to catch a bus to get to Utopia in Calcot. Students at the ...
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