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The 25-year-old is remanded in custody after appearing by video link from Belmarsh Prison.
Reading is set to be home to the burger restaurant's first branch in the UK in two decades.
Jurors leave the Old Bailey to visit the scene where PC Andrew Harper was dragged to his death.
Joshua Collacott began his fundraising challenge after seeing an advert for the NSPCC.
Police say only "good fortune" prevented serious injury or death on the motorway, in Berkshire.
The Royal Berkshire Fire Authority voted to shut Wargrave Fire Station, which opened in 1903.
A university student took MDMA and cocaine before toppling into a swimming pool, an inquest hears.
A student nurse died after taking MDMA at Reading Festival in August, an inquest hears.
Michael Scaife died after going to the aid of a friend in the Jubilee River in Berkshire in 2015.
A bridge connecting Reading and Caversham will close for six weeks to replace two gas mains.
Two men had been swimming in a stretch of the River Thames when they got into difficulty.
A policeman says the driver of the car dragging PC Harper "deliberately" drove straight at him.
The report blamed the council's perilous financial state on several major failures over years.
The town council decided to fly its civic office flag at half-mast today to mark one month since the death of George Floyd.
Sue Zirps from Age UK answers some of your questions about shielding restrictions.
Tributes have been paid to the the victims of an attack in Reading on Saturday.
Friends pay tribute to the three people who died after a stabbing attack in Reading on Saturday.
Adam Divall, who says he would likely die if he caught the virus, is venturing outside cautiously.
Residents of a Berkshire village have been taking advantage of quiet streets to perform their own silly walks.
A qualified drone pilot captures the largely deserted region under lockdown for the BBC.
As primary schools in England prepare to reopening two mums talk about their worries.
Temperature checks and coronavirus risk assessments are now part of a childminder's daily life.
Rajinder Singh is helping the local Sikh community keep fit and healthy while temples are closed.
Family doctors are volunteering to take up front-line roles in new "hot clinics".
Ellie Crisell explains how you can help the BBC report during the coronavirus outbreak.
Families are posting virtual maypole dances online to celebrate May Day and the coming of summer.
Actor Paul Cooper started the toilet challenge after his son contracted coronavirus.
A double lung transplant patient says younger people with health issues are being "forgotten about".
Florence wrote to her council asking them to recycling more plastic, so they came to visit her at school.
Yakou Meite scores four goals as Reading romp to victory at Kenilworth Road to increase Luton's relegation worries.
London Irish release nine players at the end of their contracts, including Stephen Myler and Franco van der Merwe.
Premiership Rugby still aims to restart the season in mid-August after clubs were allowed to move to close contact training from 6 July.
Reading release Danny Loader, Adrian Popa and Vito Mannone. and agree short-term contract extensions with 11 others.
Brentford comfortably beat Reading and move within two points of second-placed West Bromwich Albion.
