Two more arrests made in connection with fatal stabbing in Reading
Thames Valley Police's Major Crime Unit has issued an update in the murder investigation launched following a fatal stabbing in Lower Earley
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police's Major Crime Unit has issued an update in the murder investigation launched following a fatal stabbing in Lower Earley
Read moreDetailsPlans have been approved that will see a vacant commercial unit in Wokingham transformed into an indoor sports facility.
Read moreDetailsAll being well, drivers will be able to use it from Friday
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Read moreDetailsA further two people?both teenagers?have been arrested in connection with a stabbing which took place in Reading last week.
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses following a serious injury collision in Sandhurst.
Read moreDetailsThe re3 partnership has taken one of the top accolades at the Awards for Excellence in Recycling and Waste Management, organised by Letsrecycle.com.
Read moreDetailsResidents evacuated after a major fire at an industrial site in Bracknell are now able to return home, firefighters have said.
Read moreDetailsUniversity of Reading's Dr Stephen Burt comments on weather records set this month
Read moreDetailsA murder investigation has been launched in Reading following a stabbing in East Reading which left one person dead and saw another arrested.
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