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A BROADBAND provider conducting major works in Reading could be on the cusp of being bought out by Virgin Media O2.
Read moreDetailsA BROADBAND provider conducting major works in Reading could be on the cusp of being bought out by Virgin Media O2.
Read moreDetailsSTAFF at a Reading-based housebuilder have completed gruelling physical challenges to raise money for a worthy cause.
Read moreDetailsBUDDING performers from across Berkshire have been showcasing their talents at a prestigious arts festival.
Read moreDetailsThe Grange United Reform Church hosted the spring fete complete with cake stalls, coffee, and conviviality
Read moreDetailsThe Smurfs are set to take to the streets as part of the town's April Fools festivites for an immersive great escape experience
Read moreDetailsYOUNG ones and their families will be taking part in a fun-filled Easter trail in Reading town centre over the Spring holidays.
Read moreDetailsTHOUSANDS of runners will take to the streets of Reading as the town's favourite race returns on Sunday, April 2.
Read moreDetailsRESEARCH by a law professor at the University of Reading will underpin a new online course studied by UN peacekeepers.
Read moreDetailsA NEW vet in Woodley is chopping a whopping 50% of the cost of neutering pets.
Read moreDetailsA BEKRSHIRE school has widened its music scholarship programme to offer specialist support to young musicians.
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