Reading man released after murder arrest as death ruled non-suspicious
A man's death in Reading is no longer being treated as suspicious following a post-mortem examination, police said.
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598 flats, new buildings and a transformed street: Major Reading plans approved
A landmark project to build nearly 600 flats in Reading town centre has received a ringing endorsement.
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Reading Festival could get an extra day of music – but neighbours are fighting back
A showdown is looming over a plan for Reading Festival to have an extra day of music.
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‘I feel really angry’: Reading post office closure sparks backlash
A post office and chain convenience store serving thousands of neighbours in Reading has closed down.
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Reading’s former NatWest set for major transformation as new plans revealed
Changes have been made to a plan to create flats at a former bank in Reading town centre.
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FROM THE LEADER: Help us clamp down on antisocial behaviour
Please spare a few minutes this week to complete our Community Safety Survey, which will help us determine the issues and locations to focus on
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Police warning after children enter ‘dangerous’ Reading golf club site
Police have warned people not to enter private land at a Reading golf club following reports of anti-social behaviour and arson.
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Reading shop faces fight to keep alcohol licence after council intervention
A clash is set to begin between a business owner and council staff at a convenience store opposite one of the busiest pubs in Reading.
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‘Unacceptable safety hazard’: 75-home Berkshire plan faces council verdict
A verdict is due on a plan for 75 homes in a village in Berkshire near Reading and a stop for the Elizabeth Line.
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Man identified after dangerous dog appeal following Rottweiler attack
A man sought by Thames Valley Police after a person was bitten by a Rottweiler has been identified.
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