Police: Whitely woman wanted in connection with theft and shoplifting
Siobhan Maven-Hazleton, 33, is wanted in connection with multiple counts of shoplifting.
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Quick result Covid-19 tests now available at Madejski stadium — for £99
The private tests provide next day results for anyone that wants to check if they have the virus, but doesn't qualify for free tests on the NHS.
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New headteacher for St Joseph’s College
Laura Stotesbury is the new headteacher of St Joseph's College in Reading from September 2021.
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When Peter met the Prince
A Reading Buses driver, who played an important role in the pandemic, has met the royal family.
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Entertainer provides gift of Christmas with 22,000 toys
The Entertainer has donated more than 22,000 toys to the Salvation Army this Christmas.
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Tweenies co-creator Iain Lauchlan’s hotline to Santa helps rescue Christmas for youngsters
IAIN LAUCHLAN is a privileged man. For he’s got a hotline to Santa. The actor and producer has been involved in creating amazing shows for children since the 1980s –...
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‘Catch bus to avoid traffic’, says Reading Buses
Reading Buses CEO is encouraging people to catch the bus to overcome traffic jams.
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Star Trek Discovery star Shazad Latif opens hailing frequencies in bid to save Reading Gaol
Shazad Latif – Ash Tyler in the Netflix show Star Trek Discovery – has beamed down his support for the campaign to save Reading Gaol, championed by a federation of...
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Celebrities support call for Reading Gaol as arts centre
A number of celebrities have joined the call to turn Reading Gaol into an arts centre.
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How Alina’s helicopter ride helped save a trapped moon
East-Reading resident Mary Chambers turned her children's daydreams into a picture book.
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