Discover the fascinating 900-year history of Reading's Forbury Gardens, from a medieval royal abbey and turbulent Tudor executions to a beloved Victorian park and modern landmark.
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Police are appealing for information after two women were inappropriately touched in separate incidents on …
Thames Valley Police release an image after a bright red Forme Curbar 3 bike was …
The authority said it brought the court action following breaches at the site, near Pangbourne.
Oxfordshire will not continue to block a devolution deal as a government funding deadline expires.
The riverside through Reading has been described as “quite horrible”, as a call has been …
A nursery overseen by the council has been told it 'needs attention' in six areas …
The JCIO said Aham Igbokwe previously had an "unblemished" 18-year record as a magistrate.
A historic film production facility has been given the green light to expand.
Royal Berkshire Hospital has said it's 'disappointed' by the announcement that senior doctors are set …
A man has been jailed for drug-dealing in Reading.
Thierry Nevers faces a further hearing to decide how much he can pay back.
A leading Conservative politician is pushing for the government to relent on funding changes that …
Reading-based Wiseman Press Ltd was among seven firms wound up on September 22 after an …
Police are appealing for help locating thirty-one-year-old Robert Reilly wanted after escaping custody who could …
Acorn Open Studios Art Trail returns for third year in November
A safety review is being undertaken after two serious crashes and one fatality on a …
Award-winning saxophonist Alex Clarke – one of the UK’s most versatile and in-demand saxophonists – …
Self-styled ‘Rock ’n’ Roll’s Greatest Failure’ John Otway is heading to Face Bar in Reading …
Three of Reading’s best bands are joining forces for a festive night of live music …
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