The sun shines overhead along the Thames this week at Caversham Bridge. As a boat floats along the stretch of water, passangers amaze in the double raibow in the sky. Picture by Vadym Gurevych from Reading Chronicle Camera Club
Fewer than 40 people were convicted of rape in Thames Valley last year as thousands of new offences were recorded by police, new figures show, suggesting victims are rarely seeing justice done. The Government announced a new pilot court scheme
Parents in the UK are spending over £2,400 every year, or £46.15 a week, driving their children to different activities such as parties and hobbies, according to a new study. As petrol prices continue to soar in the UK, car finance site Zuto conducted
Here are the death announcements carried in the Reading Chronicle last week. Mike (Michael Richard) Bullock BULLOCK Mike (Michael Richard) Michael sadly passed away on Saturday 11th June. Husband of the late Olive and father to Stephen, Alison
Here are the five top stories that you may have missed last week. 1. Former Reading FC favourite fails Brugge medical, reports suggest Former fan favourite Andy Carroll has failed his medical at Champions League outfit Club Brugge, according
This is the moment a huge 4,500-piece domino tumble came to an end. Hundreds of Newbury and West Berkshire residents turned out to watch the large white concrete blocks fall down following a special event on Saturday, June 25, organised by the
Reading will be celebrating 75 years of friendship between Dusseldorf and Reading following the ending of the second world war. At the end of the second world war, Europe was left in ruins, with Dusseldorf headquarters of the British-administered
FANCY living in a former brewery? A number of flats are up for sale in the heart of Reading town centre. This stunning two bedroom flat in Castle Street has come on the market for £325,000. The industrial feeling inside is a charming feature
