Reading, England News

Bring The Noise TV conducted an interview with guitarist Ryan Knight of Michigan's unstoppable sons of molten melodic death metal THE BLACK DAHLIA MURDER when the band played at Sub 89 in Reading, England on January 30.

Town centre shoppers were bombarded by direct debit hunting charity collectors on almost 100 occasions in the last year, latest figures reveal.

Two primary schools and a children's centre are among the first in Reading borough to harness the power of the sun as part of a council bid to cut energy costs.

THE postal delivery office in Tadley is to close as part of a shake-up in north Hampshire and Berkshire.

These six men and a youth were jailed on Friday for their part in Reading's "three-and-a-half minute" riot last summer.

A driver suffered minor injuries at the weekend when he lost control of his silver BMW and crashed into a wall in Woodley.

Stella Artois used to claim it was 'reassuringly expensive'. While not a regular drinker of said tasteless lager, I can see what they were getting at.

Affectionate Gismo is one of the seven marvellous moggies that Thames Valley Animal Welfare is hoping to rehome this week.

Girls who grew up in Reading and were members of local swimming clubs are taking on a gruelling Channel challenge to raise money for Cancer Research UK.

BG Group Plc, the U.K.'s third- largest natural-gas producer, reported a 42 percent increase in earnings on higher liquefied natural-gas demand in Asia.

The RG2 postcode area, which covers Whitley is 36th out of more than 1,000 postcodes in the UK in terms of burglary insurance claims according to research from Moneysupermarket.com. Also in the top 100 are RG31, which covers Calcot Row and part of Tilehurst, which is 60th, RG30, which covers parts of Tilehurst, Southcote and Purley, is 64th, RG4, ... (more)

Reading Borough Council has launched a campaign to find out what residents' priorities are when it comes to their health and wellbeing.

A DRIVER was taken to hospital with neck injuries last night after her car skidded off the road and slid down a bank in Tilehurst.

A recorder passed sentence today on the seven defendants in the trial involving Reading's "three and a half minute" riot at Makro last summer.

Swedish retail giant IKEA's iconic blue and yellow livery will be going a lighter shade of pale for its proposed new store in Calcot.

Mum Maisey and her daughter Marley are among the marvellous moggies that Thames Valley Animal Welfare is helping to find new homes for this week.

A gang of three women circled an elderly shopper and stole her purse as she was putting food into her trolley.

Appalled readers have offered help after a 91-year-old woman was targeted by thieves while she was shopping in a Lower Earley supermarket.

A testing time for the retail industry is being predicted for the year ahead with vacancy rates reaching a high in Reading town centre at the end of 2011.

Commuters, taxi and bus drivers and train staff won't forget this iconic haven which provided many a brew and bacon butty to Reading Station folk.