Conservatives take stand over decade long delay for Royal Berkshire Hospital project
The Conservatives are taking a stand over a decade-long delay to build a new Royal Berkshire Hospital that was promised.
Read moreDetailsThe Conservatives are taking a stand over a decade-long delay to build a new Royal Berkshire Hospital that was promised.
Read moreDetailsStatistics relating to maternity and childbirth at the Royal Berkshire Hospital in Reading reveal approximately 13 babies are delivered there
Read moreDetailsA kebab van has been accused of attempting to 'circumvent' council rules after it had its street trading licence revoked last month.
Read moreDetailsWork is taking place on the demolition of a unique property purchased by celebrity James Corden in Berkshire, with a traditional mansion house
Read moreDetailsMPs in Berkshire have voted on a Conservative push to launch a new public inquiry into grooming gangs and the sexual exploitation
Read moreDetailsWorshippers from the Prophet Elias Greek Orthodox Church held the second annual blessing in Sonning.
Read moreDetailsPlans for a new estate that bridges the gap between Bracknell and Crowthorne have cleared a major hurdle in a long-running saga.
Read moreDetailsAn increase in the amount of national insurance employers could cost Reading Borough Council more than £500,000.
Read moreDetailsThe MP for Earley and Woodley has welcomed goverment action on increasing funding to help children with special needs and education reforms
Read moreDetailsA room full of people in Reading took part in the Guinness World Record for the largest number of people taking part in a meditation session.
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