A 25-YEAR-OLD man arrested on suspicion of murder has now been rearrested under Section 41 of the Terrorism Act 2000. And police have confirmed that suspect – thought to be...
Read moreDetailsJames Furlong, who worked as the head of history and government and politics at The Holt School, died yesterday after the attack.
Read moreDetailsSIR JOHN REDWOOD says it is difficult to find consoling words for the families of those killed in yesterday’s terrorist attack in Reading. Three people were killed and a number...
Read moreDetails“Lives have been been devastated” said Thames Valley Police’s Chief Constable about the terrorist attack that took place in Reading’s town centre last night. Earlier this afternoon, John Campbell addressed...
Read moreDetailsSo, the world seems to be moving forward again. The pause button has been deactivated and we're back on track. Traffic where I live, on the Reading Road, is backing...
Read moreDetailsThe opening of non-essential shops this week has provided a new marker in the fight against Covid-19. While opinions are split on the gradual easing of lockdown, the Government continues...
Read moreDetailsA TOWN in sorrow: Reading is weeping today for those who have lost their lives in the Forbury Gardens attack. The park, of the historic Abbey Quarter, was sealed off...
Read moreDetailsA 25-year-old Reading man has been arrested by police on suspicion of murder after three people were killed in Forbury Gardens last night. He was detained at the scene and...
Read moreDetailsPOLICE have confirmed that the stabbing incident that took place in Reading this evening is not linked to a Black Lives Matter protest earlier in the day. A man has...
Read moreDetails"Three people have died and two are in critical care in hospital tonight after stabbings in Reading."
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