Thames Valley Police logged more than 2,500 staff absences as a result of mental health issues in the last three years, new figures show.
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police and Crime Commissioner Matthew Barber has welcomed the success of a funding boost to neighbourhood policing
Read moreDetailsThe OPCC has released data from Action Fraud which shows that more than £23m was lost as a result of investment fraud in the region last year
Read moreDetailsThe NHS is reminding members of the public to make sure they have their repeat prescriptions in place ahead of the Easter Bank Holiday
Read moreDetailsBerkshire Vision was joined by broadcaster Chris Tarrant and comedian Chris McCausland for a weekend of fundraising in Reading
Read moreDetailsThe arch in Cemetery Junction has been closed to the public for safety reasons following advice by structural engineers
Read moreDetailsA Reading MP was one of two detained and subsequently deported as part of a delegation to Israel yesterday (Saturday, April 5).
Read moreDetailsMatthew Barber has announced the outcome of an independent review launched following an employment tribunal which ruled against Thames Valley Police.
Read moreDetailsThe waste partnership including Reading and Wokingham Borough Councils, re3, has announced it is bringing back its re3Grow Community Scheme.
Read moreDetailsThames Water's Chief Financial Officer, Alistair Cochran, has stepped down, the utilities provider has announced.
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