DCI Corscadden of Reading CID awarded National Investigator of the Year
A senior member of the Criminal Investigation Department in Reading has been given a prestigious awards from the Police Federation
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NHS expands general practise teams as part of ‘access recovery plan’
The new GP access recovery plan has seen nearly 4,000 additional staff recruited in GP practices across the South East since 2019
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March of the Light Parade: Diwali parade returns to Broad Street
The Diwali celebration will see the return of the Broad Street parade, featuring mechanical puppets and light displays, on Saturday, October 28
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Media students get a taste of the limelight at Screen Berkshire launch
Creative media production students from Reading College and University Centre visited Shinfield Studios for the launch of Screen Berkshire.
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Two deaths, 11 serious incidents and a string of minor injuries: Councillors call for action over Kings Road accident black spot
AN ACCIDENT black spot on one of Reading's busiest roads needs action according to ward councillors.
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Heather’s skydive makes an impact for teens’ mental wellbeing
Heather's skydive makes an impact for teens' mental wellbeing
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Visceral, violent, and in your face: Director Paul Stacey and actor Brayden Emmanuel talk R&J at Reading Rep
We speak to director Paul Stacey and Brayden Emmanuel as Reading Rep begins its revival of Shakespeare's R&J? the first in the UK in 20 years
Read moreDetailsAuthor Robin Stevens surprises fans as they sign copies of The Body In The Blitz at Reading Waterstones
Waterstones in Broad Street welcomed Robin Stevens, who has created The Ministry of Unladylike Activity series for a special book signing event
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Charity darts event hits the bullseye as former world champion helps raise £1,200
A CHARITY darts night hit the bullseye when it came to fundraising.
Read moreDetailsRotary club donates more than £200,000 to eradicate polio
THE ROTARY Club of Maiden Erlegh (RME) announced it has donated more than £200,000 towards tackling polio since its inception in 1991.
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‘We let him go for nothing and he’s now worth millions’: Former Reading FC striker proves his worth as clubs for summer signing
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Changes coming for Waitrose supermarket in Caversham
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Woman who “caused alarm” in Reading neighbourhood jailed for repeated breaches and attempted burglary
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‘He’s surely lost the dressing room’: Reading FC fans ask for change as pressure mounts on Leam Richardson
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