Whodunnit: Reading College students undertake fake serial killer investigation exercise
A-Level Criminology and Forensic Sciences students examined fake crime scenes as part of an investigative exercise at Reading College
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Sir John Redwood selected as Conservative candidate for Wokingham in the next general election
Sir John Redwood has been Wokingham's MP since 1987, and if voters agree, he will still be the MP in 2025 after the party reselected him
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ABC To Read competition: prizes for young book reviewers
ABC To Read competition: prizes for young book reviewers
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MULTILINGUAL children across Reading have immersed themselves in storytelling sessions held in seven different languages.
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Activate Learning launches Alumni programme
Alumni of Reading College and Bracknell and Wokingham College, among others, are invited to take part in the new programme for previous students
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Police treating burnt out Land Rover in Hurst lane as arson
Horrified residents were woken at 2am by the sound of explosions and a fierce fire that is now being investigated by the police as arson.
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Pantomime raises over £2,000 for First Days
Pantomime raises over £2,000 for First Days
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A FRUIT-ILE SEARCH: Expert explains supermarkets’ fruit and veg emergency
MANY shoppers have struggled to find their favourite fruits and vegetables in recent days, with many store shelves appearing barren.
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Crimes involving child abuse imagery jump by nearly one third in Thames Valley
The NSPCChas released new statistics which show that crimes involving images of child abuse have risen by 32% in the Thames Valley.
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Campaign to stop dating abuse backed by local charity
Campaign to stop dating abuse backed by local charity
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