Countryside charity calls for Government action to stop pollution in Berkshire’s rivers
A CAMPAIGNING group is calling for action after pollution in the River Kennet led to a bout of sickness.
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A CAMPAIGNING group is calling for action after pollution in the River Kennet led to a bout of sickness.
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Read moreDetailsTHE THAMES Valley is known as Silicon Valley of the UK, so it should be little surprise that Reading is one of the best places to get a tech job.
Read moreDetailsA BEECH HILL-based charity has celebrated its first group of students achievements last week at a special ceremony.
Read moreDetailsA TASTER session for wheelchair rugby will be held in nearby Tadley this weekend.
Read moreDetailsA CAR caught fire on the M4 last week.
Read moreDetailsTRAINERS and a TAGHAUR watch were among items stolen from a home in Burghfield Common last week.
Read moreDetailsTILEHURST once again came together not just on Remembrance Sunday, but in the days leading up to it.
Read moreDetailsTHE SEARCH is on to find Reading's best independent business.
Read moreDetailsA HOME is being sought for a dog who loves toys and cuddles.
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