Reading ‘prostitution hotspot’ targeted with CCTV and facial recognition
Police officers are using CCTV and face recognition to crack down on crime and support vulnerable people in a known 'prostitution hotspot' in Reading
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Young WASMA performers raise their voices at Reading’s Hexagon Theatre
Hundreds of children have taken part in this year's musical showcase
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Revealed: the price to buy or rent in Wokingham
The latest figures from the Office for National Statistics has revealed average property prices in Wokingham.
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There’s all the fun of the circus at Winnersh Primary
Come and 'laugh, gasp, clap and cheer!'
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Why X-rays are vital for protecting your cat’s teeth
The boss. The ruler. The cat. Anyone who lives with one knows they tend to run the household. But even the most confident feline can be quietly hiding a painful...
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How a Winnersh-based charity changes lives
EHSL: providing safe homes for people with additional care needs
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Woman who “caused alarm” in Reading neighbourhood jailed for repeated breaches and attempted burglary
A woman has been jailed after repeatedly breaching a court order and attempting to enter a property in Reading.
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MP slams “Tory failures” on mental health care
He spoke at the Liberal Democrat spring conference.
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re3 Partnership boost for Thames Valley Air Ambulance
Waste disposal partnership supports lifesaving work
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Look Out, its a new attraction
Children and families can now enjoy the brand-new play fort at The Look Out Discovery Centre.
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