Last chance to have your say on buses and delivery vehicle routes
A consultation on how buses and delivery vehicles move through Reading will end tomorrow.
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Chance to play darts with world champion Bob Anderson in Burghfield, and help Sue Ryder at same time
Bob Anderson is to be the special guest at a darts tournament organised by a Reading man who wants to thank Sue Ryder for the support they gave him
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Reading Pride announces inaugural Love Unites Film Festival at Reading Biscuit Factory
Reading Pride's first Love Unites Film Festival is set to see film screenings at Reading Biscuit Factory every Sunday in September
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Caversham residents fear years of disruption over plan to build 223 homes on former Reading Golf Club site
Caversham residents say they are facing years of traffic disruption due to construction works for a new housing estate.
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Caversham-based vegan restaurant applies for permission to adjust its alcohol licence
A CAVERSHAM restaurant that specialises in vegan cuisine is seeking permission to change the hours it can sell alcohol.
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Flats plan for Reading supermarket car park
A PLAN has been unveiled to build flats in Reading supermarket car park.
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Whitley home could be converted into a four-bed home of multiple occupation
The owners of a home in Whitley have applied to convert it into a four-bed home of multiple occupation (HMO).
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Support session for people with autism held in Reading town church cafe
A SUPPORT session is held on a regular basis in a Reading town centre church for adults with autism, their families and carers.
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Sunday evening soiree at Caversham bookshop will see authors Victoria Selman and Kate Wells talk about their latest works
A GLASS of something is promised to visitors to a Caversham bookshop when they attend a special author event
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Weekly networking event for Reading’s musicians, producers, DJs and dancers
READING'S musical scene now has a weekly meet-up event, aimed at helping people share ideas, information and resources
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