THE SHADOW home secretary said that he wanted to come to Reading to show respect to those who had lost their lives in Saturday’s attacks, and also to thank police...
Read moreDetailsCOUNCIL leader John Halsall has apologised for a Facebook post that linked the murder of three men in Reading on Saturday night with the Black Lives Matter movement. On Sunday,...
Read moreDetailsTHE FAMILIES of the three men who died in a terrorist attack in Reading on Saturday have paid tribute to their loved ones. The incident took place in Forbury Gardens...
Read moreDetailsTHE leader of Reading Borough Council has stressed the importance of the community standing together in the wake of the terror attack, and pledged to help build a permanent memorial. ...
Read moreDetailsAN EMERGENCY debate into the Reading Terrorist Attack saw Reading East MP Matt Rodda praise the work of the emergency services while sharing his sorrow at the tragic events. The...
Read moreDetailsPARLIAMENT is to hold a minute’s silence in honour of the three people who were killed in the terrorist attack in Reading. The speaker of the House of Commons, Sir...
Read moreDetailsA SCIENTIST is the third person to have died as a result of the terror attacks that took place in Reading. David Wails was in Forbury Gardens on Saturday night,...
Read moreDetailsREADING town centre will continue to see disruption and an increased police presence for several days as a result of Saturday’s terrorist attack. Three people were killed, including a teacher...
Read moreDetailsTHE BISHOP of Reading has expressed her shock at the Reading terrorist attack, and called for people to pray for the families of the victims. Speaking to Premier Christian Radio...
Read moreDetailsA 25-YEAR-OLD man arrested on suspicion of murder has now been rearrested under Section 41 of the Terrorism Act 2000. And police have confirmed that suspect – thought to be...
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