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Woman suffers smoke inhalation after extension cable fire
Firefighters warn householders to fully unwind extension cables when in use.
Paramedics treat two drivers following collision
Two drivers have been treated at the scene of a collision on Shepherds Lane.
Driver treated my paramedics after A329M collision
Paramedics have treated a driver after a collision on the A329M.
The day's news in pictures: June 19, 2013
The day’s biggest stories from the UK and around the world in pictures
Royal birth: Duchess of Cambridge planning natural birth in the hospital wing where the Duke of Cambridge was born
St James's Palace confirmed details of the plans in place for the birth of Kate and Prince William's baby next month
Denise Lewis OBE supports local business at Royal Ascot
Denise Lewis OBE supports Binfield based Get Ahead Hats at Royal Ascot
Royal Ascot: Sun shines on day two of racing at world-famous meet
The Queen wore mint green for the second day of action at Ascot Racecourse
Talented Brakenhale youngsters brighten up Point Royal flats with their aboriginal artwork
The work of year eight students is now brightening up the Bracknell landmark.
Millionairess used hidden camera to trap a housemaid who stole thousands
Camera disguised as an iPhone docking station in the library
Olympic legacy work begins at playground in Mill Park
Cllr Alvin Finch: “There’s going to be lots of new equipment and outdoor gym gear so children have got somewhere to enjoy themselves and to keep fit.
What Does Bracknell Think: Parking permits
Plans to introduce permits while regeneration is going on
University to take part in Troops to Teachers scheme from 2014
Reading is part of a consortium of five universities which will offer the Government’s new Troops to Teachers Programme
Atomic bomb factory recognised in health and safety awards
AWE presented with the President’s Award at a Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA) ceremony in Birmingham
CQC report: The whole truth must now come out vows Jeremy Hunt
Health Secretary told MPs that individuals involved in the cover-up could face disciplinary action and other sanctions
Ian Brady remains 'chronically psychotic' metal health tribunal hears
Moors Murderer is bidding to be transferred from high security Ashworth Hospital to a prison where he believe she will be allowed to die
'Naked Rambler' Stephen Gough jailed for 11 months
Gough, who was not allowed in court after he refused to wear clothes, was found guilty of breaching an Asbo banning him from being naked in public
Reckless bankers will face jail as report recommends banking reform
David Cameron promised to act on key recommendations in the Banking Standards report, including the power to claw back bonuses
Charities urged to bid for cash to reduce global poverty
Reading East MP Rob Wilson is urging groups to apply for funding from a £4 million pot of money
Green candidate pledges to only draw 'living wage'
Reading borough councillor Rob White has pledged to spend the balance on supporting local groups tackling inequality and poverty, if he becomes MP for Reading East