Broad Street Beats to return this week as mall announces music showcases to become more regular
Broad Street Beats returns on Saturday, May 17, marking the annual Mental Health Awareness Week for this year.
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Cosy Club restaurant and bar opens in The Oracle
Cosy Club has opened its latest branch in The Oracle shopping centre in central Reading, bringing crafted cocktails and food.
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Olivia Bailey MP welcomes announcement of GP funding boost to local GP practises
Reading West and Mid Berkshire MP Olivia Bailey has welcomed the announcement of funding boosts to GPs which include three local practises.
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Unite union negotiates pay deal for parking wardens in Reading
Parking wardens in Reading are among those who have negotiated a significant pay increase from their employer by the union Unite.
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Council lays out plans for Reading Loves Reading to tackle literacy dip over school holidays
Reading Borough Council has laid out its plans for this year's Reading Loves Reading programme, set to take place from May 24?September 13
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Uni of Reading celebrates student, staff, and alumni for their work volunteering at annual awards
The University of Reading has celebrated the hard work and impact of volunteers at a special awards event.
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Young photographers urged to enter prestigious competition
The RSPCA Young Photographer awards has now opened for entries.
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Thames Hospice awarded Armed Forces employer accolade as it marks VE Day
Thames Hospice has commemorated the 80th anniversary of VE Day and announced it has received an Armed Forces employer recognition accolade.
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Thames Valley Air Ambulance among first to begin using virtual reality training
Thames Valley Air Ambulance is now using virtual reality to train critical care paramedics and doctors in complex surgical procedures.
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Uni rowers take top spot at European regatta
Reading University Boat Club has taken the top spot to be named Europe's largest student rowing event's latest champion.
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