Reading Bridge News Today

Jason Brock, the council leader, highlights a recent report that states that none of the residential roads in Reading are classed as poor.

A man has been found guilty of sexual assault after exploiting his delivery driver status.

The original artwork, by anonymous artist Peachy, was accidentally painted over by the council.

A call has been made for the government to act to help those living at risk of flooding to their homes and businesses in Reading.

After the indulgence of Christmas dinner and all the trimmings that come with it, an exploration of the great outdoors may be exactly what is needed.

A 'rat-run' charge may be needed if a third Thames bridge cannot be built, a council has warned.

Nine huge sites including current office buildings and a hotel could be converted to provide thousands of new homes in or near central Reading.

Councillor Tony Page says the role has been "a huge honour and privilege".

Reading’s longest serving councillor who has served the town for more than 50 years has announced he will be stepping down.

WE continue our re-examination of the story of Ellen Sadler from the village of Turville, who in the 1870s became famous throughout the country…