Man charged after three suspicious packages found in Reading town centre
A 51-year-old man has been charged in connection with three suspicious packages found in Reading town centre.
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Hundreds of trees planted across Reading – but one area gets just two
A call has been made for more tree planting in densely populated areas of Reading to help tackle climate change.
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‘I support this with a heavy heart’: Reading councillors clash over affordable homes
Councillors have clashed over a plan for new homes near town centre after the developer launched a bid to reduce the amount of affordable housing.
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Reading police reveal busy week of arrests, drug seizures and burglary charges
Reading neighbourhood police officers carried out more than 20 stop searches and secured more than 30 charges relating to shoplifting and burglary
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Reading planning round-up: Plan for new homes next to former pub rejected over ‘crammed’ design
A plan for bungalows next to a former pub in Reading has been rejected due to concerns over the character of the area and waste management.
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‘What is a bus gate?’ Confusion after thousands of Reading drivers fined
Confusion has been raised about what 'bus gates' are, as they are responsible for thousands of fines each year in Reading.
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Reading MP Olivia Bailey out of government after major Labour shake-up
Olivia Bailey ? Labour MP for Reading West and Mid Berkshire ? is out of government.
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Council issues warning and recall as counterfeit toys could pose danger risk
HUNDREDS of potentially unsafe children's 'squishy' toys have been seized from shops in Reading amid concerns that they may not comply with UK safety.
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Reading landmark needs hundreds of thousands of pounds to stay standing
Hundreds of thousands of pounds are needed to keep a landmark in Reading standing.
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Reading roundabout chaos as roadworks cause huge queues near M4
Roadworks at a busy roundabout are causing long queues of traffic for drivers in Reading.
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