Reading woman spared jail after flashing police officer before kicking and spitting at officers
A woman from Reading has been spared jail after she exposed her genitals, then injured and spat at police.
Read moreDetailsA woman from Reading has been spared jail after she exposed her genitals, then injured and spat at police.
Read moreDetailsMichael Aubrey Structural Engineers has been recognised with the prestigious HSBC its commitment to developing innovative engineering solutions that solve some of the UK's most complex structural challenges. The award ...
Read moreDetailsThe Wokingham Islamic Centre has revealed it has exchanged contracts to buy the former Ritz cinema building on Easthampstead Road.
Read moreDetailsMatthew Barber has urged government action after it was revealed that the killers of PC Andrew Harper could be facing early release from jail.
Read moreDetailsA consortium of consultants is advancing plans for a 72MW IT data centre at the Microsoft campus in Thames Valley Park.
Read moreDetailsTwenty-one-year-old Lewis Campbell-Williams has been banned from attending matches for three years after showing a knife to other fans in Reading
Read moreDetailsThe Post Office is on the hunt for a new branch in Woodley as a Morrisons Daily store in the town is set to close.
Read moreDetailsPolice are looking to speak to man after a woman was sexually assaulted on Oxford Road, Reading, and then again on Castle Hill, last month
Read moreDetailsWith the average asking price for a property here around t£604,000, securing your slice of Berkshire paradise is a serious investment.
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police has made 12 arrests and dealt with over 70 football-related incidents as part of its World Cup policing in recent weeks.
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