Berkshire teenagers raise more than £5,000 for domestic abuse charity
Harley and Noah's epic cycle inspires Bridgend community support
Read moreDetailsHarley and Noah's epic cycle inspires Bridgend community support
Read moreDetailsFamilies travelling to London in the holidays can have fun and get creative
Read moreDetailsTwenty-one-year-old Lewis Campbell-Williams has been banned from attending matches for three years after showing a knife to other fans in Reading
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police has made 12 arrests and dealt with over 70 football-related incidents as part of its World Cup policing in recent weeks.
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police has said it "feels wrong" that the men convicted over the death of PC Andrew Harper could be eligible for early release.
Read moreDetailsA man has been jailed for 36 weeks after admitting stealing more than £500 worth of goods from shops in Bracknell.
Read moreDetailsA man in his 50s has died after being hit by a vehicle in Bracknell.
Read moreDetailsA search is under way to reunite members of a historic Reading College football team as they prepare to mark 40 years since winning a county title.
Read moreDetailsReading-born netball star Fran Williams says missing out on the last Commonwealth Games squad helped shape her into the player now leading England
Read moreDetailsThe first phase of a new cycle route linking Woodley precinct with Palmer Park is nearing completion, Wokingham Borough Council has said.
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