Aldermaston firm donates eight defibrillators across Berkshire and gives boost to ambulance service
A COMPANY based in Aldermaston has funded the installation of eight defibrillators at key points across Berkshire.
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Workshop series to equip parents with skills to help their children with anxiety
BRIGHTER Futures for Children is relaunching a series of workshops helping parents alleviate stress off their young ones.
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Youngsters’ locomotive club changes venue
A COMMUNITY group for children and young people with autism has announced a change of venue
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Reading City is up for the cup … of tea
A CHANCE to enjoy a nice brew is being offered by one of the town's football clubs.
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Music taster session set to see youngsters make some noise
BUDDING performers will have the opportunity to try a wide range of instruments at an upcoming music taster session.
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Reading restaurants make the shortlist
Two Reading restaurants are in the running for top honours in this year's Asian Curry Awards.
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Police appeal for witnesses to Portman Road traffic collision
At around 10am, a black Toyota Prius, a black Toyota Hilux, and a Silver Vauxhall Astra were involved in a collision on Portman Road
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Gary Delaney announced for Reading Indie Comedy Festival
FOLLOWING last year's inaugural comedy festival from Mates Rates Comedy, Gary Delaney has been named as the first act confirmed for the event in May
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Murder, mammograms, and meat pies: Progress presents six new plays in 17th annual WriteFest
Progress Theatre's annual showcase of home-grown writing talent is back with six new plays in Reading as WriteFest returns for its 17th year
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NHS gears up for 72-hour junior doctors strikes on Monday
NHS SERVICES, including those in Reading, are making preparations for the upcoming industrial action by junior doctors and consultants
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