Reading Buses names Berkshire Search and Rescue Dogs as Charity of the Year for 2026
The partnership was announced last week at their Great Knollys Street depot which saw the unveiling of a bus to mark the occasion.
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Council figures show nearly three-quarters of students in Reading get first choice of school placements
Reading Borough Council has announced that 73% of students heading to secondary school got a place at their first-choice school.
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Enjoy a free Zumba-style charity dance event in Reading
Celebrate National Women's Day with Let's Dance 2026
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Man charged after child seriously injured in Rushey Way crash
A man has been charged after a child was seriously injured in a crash in Rushey Way in Earley.
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Man who head-butted Reading FC match steward banned from attending games and handed hundreds in fines
A man has been handed a football banning order and hundreds of pounds in fines after taking part in a pitch invasion and a string of other offences.
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Reading BrewDog among nearly 40 to close immediately, following US takeover of brand
BrewDog in Reading is among nearly 40 set to close 'immediately' following a major takeover by US-based investors, costing nearly 500 jobs nationally
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The Mayor of Reading welcomes Pride of Reading Award winners and sponsors in celebratory reception
THE MAYOR of Reading, Cllr Alice Mpofu-Coles, welcomed some of Reading's brightest stars to an event celebrating the winners of the Pride of Reading Awards last week. Cllr Mpofu-Coles was...
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Reading Borough Council releases latest figures showing number of rough sleepers ‘remains consistent’
New year-on-year comparisons from Reading Borough Council figures show the number of people sleeping rough in Reading "remains consistent".
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Record breaking treatment figures for MS Therapy Centre
Last year was the organisation's busiest year ever
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New craft and small business event launches in Reading
Residents invited to shop small and support local creatives
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Wildlife Park in Pangbourne, Beale Park, welcomes two new residents, Brad and Enkai the sloths, as it marks its 70th year
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Reading’s new logistics hub nears completion – town to see massive change
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‘It surprised me’: Former Reading FC midfielder speaks on Royals’ season and his time in Berkshire
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Ruben Selles sacked by third club since leaving Reading FC
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Reading FC boss provides injury update on Jack Marriott
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