AWE staff to stage 24-hour walk-out in ongoing pay and retention dispute
Prospect union members at AWE are now set to stage a walk-out for 24-hours from 7am on Wednesday, January 24
Read moreDetailsProspect union members at AWE are now set to stage a walk-out for 24-hours from 7am on Wednesday, January 24
Read moreDetailsNew rules set out by His Majesty's Revenue and Customs could disproportionately affect residents in the South East, according to debt specialists
Read moreDetailsDouble Okay, a queer and trans arts collective is bringing some of Berkshire's best to the capital for a mix of video and performance art
Read moreDetailsThe University of Reading has announced that it is working with councils to bring a multi-million pound sports investment to Shinfield
Read moreDetailsNew figures show that child sexual offences remain close to record levels in the UK during 2022/2023, despite a drop in the Thames Valley
Read moreDetailsA new round of funding for community organisations supporting crime prevention has been opened for applications
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police has urged the public to use its website for reporting non-emergency crimes as issues with contact centres have been reported.
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Air Ambulance has seen another yearly rise in callouts as it marks 25 years of emergency medical support
Read moreDetailsThe Dreading Slam Poetry champion has been crowned for 2023, with one Wokingham resident taking verse place
Read moreDetailsEmmanuel Sonubi is set to return to Reading's South Street with his highly-anticipated second stand-up tour, Curriculum Vitae, on Saturday, April 20
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