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  • Road workers' shifts extended in bid to stop traffic mayhem

    ROAD workers' shifts will be extended in a bid to reduce traffic and allow major electricity works to be completed sooner, the council has revealed. Major electrical works are currently being carried out by Scottish and Southern Energy (SSE) at

  • Half term Halloween events at Beale Wildlife Park

    A LOT of activity will be taking place at Beale Wildlife Park this autumn half term. Dressing up for Halloween; a new family 'Myths and Legends' trail; plus an opportunity to build a bat box and meet some of the resident bugs will be on offer.

  • Closures at one of Reading's busiest junctions for 2 WEEKS

    ROAD closures have been put in place in Reading as part of a multi-million pound project. A lane on Reading Bridge and part of the roundabout in Vastern Road have been shut whilst Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) carry out major

  • Bowen: We deserved the win

    New Reading manager Mark Bowen insisted his side deserved their 1-0 victory over Preston North End at the Madejski Stadium on Saturday. Matt Miazga's 96th minute winner gave Bowen the perfect start in his new job, with the team recording their first

  • Hundreds of Reading pensioners could have undiagnosed dementia

    HUNDREDS of older people may be living with undiagnosed dementia in Reading, figures suggest. The Alzheimer’s Society says that, while diagnosis rates for the condition have improved in recent years, the level of detection varies drastically across

  • Teenagers attacked with glass bottles

    THREE teenagers were taken to hospital after being attacked with broken glass bottles by a group of men on bicycles. On Saturday, October 19, the three boys, one aged 16 and two 17, were approached by the group while sitting in the bandstand in

  • Rise in violent crime in Reading

    VIOLENT crime has risen in Reading over the last year, despite overall levels of crime holding steady. The Police Federation said officers across England and Wales were struggling to "deliver the basics", and warned the benefits of promised new

  • Williams' hat-trick sees Reading Women beat Lewes 3-2

    Reading Women made it two wins from two in the FA Women's Continental Tyres League Cup but were made to work hard by Lewes and needed a late Fara Williams hat-trick to seal the spoils and win 3-2. The former Lionesses star gave the hosts an early

  • ANALYSIS: The perfect start for new Reading boss Mark Bowen

    It was a different style to what we have witnessed under Jose Gomes - and it worked a treat in Mark Bowen's first game in charge, writes Nicholas Tunney. Preston were in town and came into the game in flying form, certainly a tough assignment for

  • FANS REACTION: Royals fans react to win over Preston

    Reading supporters took to Twitter to voice their opinion of their dramatic 1-0 win over Preston at the Madejski Stadium. Matt Miazga scored in the 96th minute to give the Royals a priceless three points as they look to move away from the Championship