Keep Caversham Tidy litter pick
Keep Caversham Tidy is hosting a litter pick, beginning at the Weller Centre, on Saturday, December 17
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Howling at the Moon returns
Dogmouth Theatre returns to The Rising Sun Arts Centre with its queer cabaret event, Howling at the Moon
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A CAR rental specialist is helping young people in Reading eat healthily during school breaks.
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Whitley Social Club to screen England World Cup opener
SOUTH READING residents are set to cheer on the Three Lions as Gareth Southgate's side begin their World Cup campaign in Qatar.
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Whitley Way Back When: 1962 Boxing Day snow storm remembered
The snowstorm of Boxing Day 1962 has lived long in the memories of those who were in Whitley to see it.
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Mencap Christmas disco
A READING charity is inviting visitors to put their dancing shoes on at its Christmas disco on Friday, December 9.
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Reading Ukrainian Community Centre receives visit from former Upper Bucklebury resident
THE UKRAINIAN centre in Reading received a visit today from a former Upper Bucklebury resident. The visitor met with volunteers helping refugees settle in the area. On her arrival, Kate...
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Police appeal for witnesses after Reading Winter Wonderland staff assaulted
Police say the incident occurred at 5.20pm on November 16, at Winter Wonderland in Hills Meadow, Reading.
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New designer lingerie shop opens in Reading today
New designer lingerie shop opens in Reading today
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Safeguarding is not just for children
Safeguarding is not just for children
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