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Reading Chronicle: West Reading

Parking fines blunder will cost Reading council around £360,000
A road rules blunder which led to more than 6,000 fines being dished out in error will Reading Borough Council around £360,000, according to a top boss.
Revealed: 43,000 pensioners in Reading and beyond will lose winter fuel payments
More than 43,000 pensioners in the Reading area stand to lose winter fuel payments this year as neighbours have expressed 'terror' over the change.
Changes to Reading roads defended as bus and cycle lanes are installed
Changes to the road network in Reading have been defended as new bus and cycle lanes have been introduced along busy town routes.
PICTURED: Pub on the A4 demolished as work is set to begin for new Greggs drive-thru
A pub along a busy road in Reading has now been completely demolished ready for Greggs to take over the site.
Traditional mural celebrates history of independent businesses in Reading
A traditional mural that celebrates the history of independent businesses along one of the busiest roads in Reading has been revealed.

Reading Neighbourhood Network

Popular interactive game Beat The Street returns to Reading
Beat The Street turns whole communities into a giant activity competition. The popular interactive game encourages communities to move more and to make small lifestyle changes, such as walking or cycling to school or work every day. Players can join school, community, or workplace teams to win prizes for the furthest travel. There’s also an […]
The Branding Project from the University of Reading – open for applications
Are you a new charity looking to establish a brand identity but lacking the resources to do so? Or are you a not-for-profit in need of a brand refresh or re-positioning and would welcome some input from students at the University of Reading? The University will be holding a structured six-week ‘design-thinking brand jam’ with […]
Reading All-Bus ticket continues to offer excellent value travel
Reading All-Bus was introduced in March 2023 after the Council secured funding from the Department for Transport for its Bus Service Improvement Plan. Since then, more than 2.5 million Reading All-Bus tickets have been sold. The all day ticket, which can be used on services operated by several bus companies in the greater Reading area, […]
Reading’s Voluntary and Community Sector Survey 2024
The last few years have seen unprecedented upheavals and challenges across the UK and beyond. The Voluntary and Community sector has been at the forefront of the responses to these challenges and continues to be so today. Reading’s Voluntary and Community Sector Survey 2024 aims to enhance understanding of the makeup of our vibrant and […]
The King’s Award For Voluntary Service 2025
Nominations for The King’s Award for Voluntary Service 2025 are now open. This is the highest award given to volunteer groups across the UK and is Continue reading The King’s Award For Voluntary Service 2025→ The post The King’s Award For Voluntary Service 2025 appeared first on Reading Neighbourhood Network.

BBC News: Berkshire

Cheltenham v Reading postponed due to rainfall
Cheltenham Town's home EFL Trophy match against Reading has been postponed due to heavy rainfall.
Cheltenham v Reading postponed due to rainfall
Cheltenham Town's home EFL Trophy match against Reading has been postponed due to heavy rainfall.
Motorway reopens after serious crash
Police confirmed the road had reopened following a crash involving a car and a motorcycle.
Calf rescued after falling into Thames
A young calf is saved "despite some truly horrific weather conditions", a fire service says.
Murderer who drove stolen car into cyclist jailed
Khalid was arrested five days after he hit Mr Raman with the car in Addington Road in Reading.
Water firms told to cut customer bills over poor performance
Water companies must reduce customers' bills over poor performance but it will have a small impact.
New mum's bone cancer found after car seat injury
Jessica Lane had her arm amputated after the bone broke while she was fitting a car seat.
Ex-Thames Water site set for industrial units
Original plans to build flats on the site were deemed unsuitable due to its proximity to busy roads.
Thousands of motorists incorrectly fined by council
Reading council says it issued 6,136 penalty charge notices incorrectly between 2013 and 2024.
AI researchers work on detecting arthritis earlier
A team at the University of Reading is granted £1.2m to create a machine detecting rheumatic diseases.

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