Innitiative helping residents tackle homelessness extended through to 2029
The Tap for Reading initiative has already raised over £7,400 for four commissioned charities within Reading's Homelessness Partnership
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‘Sunglasses offer no protection’: Uni of Reading professor’s urgent warning ahead of tonight’s solar eclipse
Protect eyes and switch off during this rare event
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Reading volunteer returns from life-changing challenge with new confidence
Jarod returns from Rotary leadership course future-ready
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Broad Street Beats returns to celebrate Pride 2026
Broad Street Mall is inviting the local community to celebrate together as Broad Street Beats returns with a special Pride-themed edition
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Major works to some of the town’s busiest roads ahead as summer resurfacing programme announced
At least 17 sections of main road are to be resurfaced in Reading in a new programme of carriageway improvements due to start next week.
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Police leaders pen open letter in continued outcry over early release for PC Harper killers
Leading TVP figures have continued their appeal to the government over policy which could see PC Andrew Harper's killers released early.
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NHS set to roll out ‘major’ expansion mental health services across South East
The healthcare provider says these facilities will represent the "biggest redesign" of NHS mental health services "in a generation."
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Thames Valley Police Open Day returns next month
Thames Valley Police's Open Day takes place from 10am-4pm on Saturday, September 19 at the TVP Training Centre in Sulhamstead.
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‘They should serve their whole sentences’: Wokingham MP backs Harper killers legal challenge
The MP for Wokingham calls for emergency legislation to prevent Cole's and Bowers' sentences being cut
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FROM THE LEADER: Making quieter holiday roads the norm
At this time of year one of the things you notice as you walk around Reading is the quieter roads.
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