Leap year fun day at Reading’s IKEA
NEXT Thursday's leap year day will be one of celebration for IKEA.
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Seven years on, preparatory work to make Three Tuns crossing safer is still continuing
PREPARATORY work to improve safety at a junction where a cyclist died seven years ago is continuing.
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Thames Valley Police joining trial of new cameras that detect if motorists are driving without a seatbelt – or if they are on their phone
THAMES Valley Police is joining a new trial of cameras that can tell when a motorist is using their mobile phone or not wearing a seatbelt
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Born in the year of the Dragon? Here’s how you can get a free drink this weekend
CELEBRATIONS for the lunar new year are continuing, and people who have been born in the year of the dragon can enjoy a free drink this weekend
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Reading Symphony Orchestra to perform works by Sibelius and Tchaikovsky this weekend
Reading Symphony Orchestra is to present its spring concert on Saturday.
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POETRY CORNER: I hear the wind’s whisper
I hear the wind's whisper, a promise it won't keep, I hear the wind's whisper, sending dreams in my sleep.
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Precept set for Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service’s share of council tax bills
THE fire brigade has set its council tax rate for the year ahead.
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Art exhibition in east Reading this weekend
ARTISTS and photographers will be showcasing their creativity this weekend.
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Hollywood star to help plant new orchard in Whitley
A NEW orchard is to be planted in Whitley on Saturday, with the help of a Hollywood star.
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VOLUNTEER CORNER: As seen in Reading Today of February 22, 2024
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