Table tennis: Our Lady of Peace restart with positive result
As the second half of the season kicks off in Division 1, third place Our Lady of Peace A restarted positively with a 9-1 victory over Tidmarsh A.
Read moreDetailsAs the second half of the season kicks off in Division 1, third place Our Lady of Peace A restarted positively with a 9-1 victory over Tidmarsh A.
Read moreDetailsSo it's over. What was probably the most talked about and controversial of FIFA World Cups, has come to an end in many ways, as the most
Read moreDetailsMy dad always moans about the amount of effort people put into one day. Two observations here; it's not people, it's women, and it's not just one day.
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Read moreDetailsThanks to years of the Tories refusing to give NHS workers pay rises in line with inflation, coupled with Brexit, we face a scary winter.
Read moreDetailsGreen Party councillors give strong support to everyone as they campaign for better pay, better working conditions and decent public services
Read moreDetailsThree great ways to help make Reading a better place, thanks to Reading Voluntary Action
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Read moreDetailsOur town has a treat for residents, with the new Palmer Park Leisure Centre & Stadium in east Reading now open and ready for use
Read moreDetailsPROPOSALS to demolish Reading's driving test centre, which is currently in use by learner drivers, and replace it with flats, has been rejected
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