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Read moreDetailsFundraising group donates thousands to youth charities
Read moreDetailsVolunteers from Reading Street Pastors are continuing their work to help make nights out in the Berkshire town safer.
Read moreDetailsParents And Children Together (PACT), has announced the return of Reading's Big Quiz, following the success of its debut event in October last year
Read moreDetailsBut there was joy for Woodley United Ladies who collected their first win of the season.
Read moreDetailsReading is becoming a second home for this blues-rock trio from the Netherlands. They've played at the Purple Turtle three times now
Read moreDetailsThree new wardens have been accredited and bestowed powers aimed at tackling anti-social behaviour a a ceremony by Thames Valley Police
Read moreDetailsDATA from the University of Reading shows that the town is continuing to see almost unprecedented levels of rainfall this year.
Read moreDetailsNew research from the University of Reading suggests young people with symptoms of depression are more pessimistic about climate change.
Read moreDetailsLeisure Centres in Reading are offering families a chance to have some fun this February half term.
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