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Part of Church Road, in Earley will be closed for six weeks due to gas pipe replacement works.
A hearing into PC Connor Davis' conduct was due to start on 6 January but he quit the day before.
Data also shows a 225% increase in the number of residents who received bailiffs visits.
Developers consult on new plans for Newbury's ageing shopping centre after the council rejected proposals.
It follows the firm carrying out what it says is the UK's first satellite-enabled smart phone video call.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves confirmed on Wednesday that the government backed the plans.
Mr Clifton said he joined the corporation in 1987 as a "gauche, clueless 22-year-old".
A stretch of the M4 had to be resurfaced between Reading and Theale, National Highways says.
Stalking victim Tracey Morgan says the number of offences resulting in convictions is "disappointing".
Residents keen to help Reading’s homeless can now via the new Tap for Reading initiative.
At least 24,000 drivers were detected speeding at over 100mph in five years, police data shows.
The chancellor tells the BBC she wants a planning application "signed off" before the next election.
Thames Valley Police Chief Constable Jason Hogg was suspended due to alleged gross misconduct.
Both the Observatory and Queensmere shopping centres in Slough are reportedly close to being sold.
Reading Rockets chief executive Matt Johnson says that his side winning the National Cup was a "dream come true".
BBC Sport football expert Chris Sutton takes on Standing on the Shoulder of Kitties star Billy Bob Thornton with his predictions for all 32 FA Cup third-round ties.
A Reading charity has been given the go-ahead to use part of the Castle Tap as a brewery.
BBC Radio Berkshire's Kirsten O'Brien has won Celebrity Mastermind.
Anthony Bravo on Basingstoke College of Technology's approach to AI.
Berkshire's firefighters were joined by the CAST for a live training session.
Owls, bats and birds of prey are thriving despite weather challenges, say conservationists.
More than 500 pieces of clothing were given away during last year's donation drive.
Tom Morley from 80s band Scritti Politti now teaches school children about drumming in different cultures.
