Reading Museum set to get rid of bones, jewellery and other items
Reading Museum is set to dispose of items it no longer needs, including human bones and a Roman jewellery piece.
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Wendy’s given permission to stay open until 4am on weekend
An American fast food burger chain that relaunched its brand in Reading has been given permission to stay open four hours later on weekends
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Flock of tourists expected in Reading as town possess one of few Bayeux Tapestry replicas
Flocks of tourists are expected in Reading as the town possesses one of the few Bayeux tapestries in existence
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Second transgender rights protest set to be held in Reading
PROTESTORS are set to gather in Reading later today (Saturday, March 17) in the second event of public action in response to the Supreme Court ruling last month. Crowds are...
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PRIDE OF READING AWARDS: We hear from last year’s winners
As nominations open for the Pride of Reading Awards 2025 at 9am tomorrow (May 16), to find a new crop of fabulous community heroes
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Offices in Reading town centre could be converted into 78 flats
A prominent office building near the main shopping area in Reading town centre could be converted into flats.
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Slip roads onto A34 branded ‘some of the most dangerous in England’
The slip roads to enter a major road in Berkshire have been branded 'some of the most dangerous in England'.
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Plea for parking space for Reading family rejected
A Reading dad's plea for an extra parking space for his family has been rejected.
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Siren RG1 to mark first anniversary with weekender celebration
Siren RG1 will mark its first anniversary with a weekender celebration.
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Crackdown on flytipping and littering in Reading due to begin this month
Tougher enforcement on flytipping and littering in Reading is due to begin this month as part of a push to crack down on the behaviour.
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