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Body discovered in Three Mile Cross
Police were called to a derelict building on Sunday, November 26
Hugh Fort
I'm a reporter of 13 years experience around the Berkshire area. I'm particularly interested in politics, planning, crime and Reading FC content.
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Reading business wins £225 million to fund international expansion
Westcoast, which has it head office in Arrowhead Road, has received a £225 million funding package led by Lloyds Bank Commercial Banking.
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Homes plans for old Bracknell and Wokingham College site given go ahead
Developer Cala Homes has been given permission to build 61 homes on the site in Wick Hill despite some objections from people living nearby
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Homeless bus named Lenny in honour of much loved Reading tramp
Reformed career criminal Michael Long has finally settled on a name for the bus
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Reading families some of the hardest hit by Goverment's benefit cap
Reading families some of the hardest hit by Goverment's benefit cap
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'Hideous' mound of dumped rubbish in Reading is a danger to dogs and children
Reading Borough Council is putting pressure on the landowner to have it removed
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Central Pool to close next year as opening date revealed for pop-up swimming lanes
Reading Borough Council has confirmed that work is nearly complete and announced when the pool is expected to open
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The Lexicon in Bracknell to light up for Christmas for the first time
The magical Snow Queen will be in town to turn on the centre's lights for the first time
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Plans for cycle lane between Newbury and Reading given the go ahead
Bike lanes along the A4 in West Berkshire are set for an upgrade
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Reading electrical hardware shop to close after nearly 70 years
Michael Milne, owner of the Shop on the Bridge in Oxford Road, says the family-run store cannot compete with online sales and chain stores
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See the most expensive homes sold in September
Six homes were sold for over the million pound mark
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Train bosses promise to end noise nuisance at Reading depot
Great Western Railway says nearly half the diesel trains at the depot will be replaced by quieter electric