A FORMER Bulmershe student who died after being struck by a lorry in Reading earlier this year was not unlawfully killed, a coroner has ruled. Lauren Nicole Heath, 20, died...
Read moreDetailsAn Efit of a man who is alleged to have sexually assaulted two young girls playing at Legoland has been reissued by police. They had arrested a 22-year-old man from...
Read moreDetailsA man who exposed himself to a 10-year-old boy before touching him inappropriately is being hunted by police. Thames Valley Police released an E-Fit image of a man officers would...
Read moreDetailsIt's been one of the biggest engineering projects the borough has seen for decades, but the opening date has been put back just a few days. The Shinfield Eastern Relief...
Read moreDetailsYou'll have to be a bit of a twit to miss out on Wokingham Borough Libraries' latest fun event for families - it's a special themed session based on one...
Read moreDetailsPolice and ambulance crews were called out after a crash on the A329M this morning. Two cars collided in the incident, which occurred shortly after 11.15am on Tuesday, August 30 on...
Read moreDetailsTHE rain finally came on Sunday, but the brief showers did not put a dampener on the festivities over at Reading Festival. Biffy Clyro and Fall Out Boy closed the...
Read moreDetailsREADING Festival Day Two kicked off in style with local band Sundara Karma fulfilling a life-long dream to open the Main Stage. The stage would later grace the likes of...
Read moreDetailsA man who dropped a plastic bag in Wokingham town centre bit a police officer in the leg after being pepper sprayed. Members of Thames Valley Police were called to...
Read moreDetailsA dog show welcomes all canine entrants Preparations are underway for this year’s Swallowfield show, which takes place this weekend. The annual event runs on Sunday and Bank Holiday Monday...
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